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23CV-04736·merced·Civil·Civil
Hearing 3 months agoGRANTED

Maria Rodriguez Barajas vs Dollar General Corporation

Motion for Order Deeming Matters Contained in Requests for Admission, Set Two, Admitted, & Request for Sanctions; Motion for Order Compelling Responses to Form Interrogatories, Set Three & Request for Sanctions

Hearing date
Jun 4, 2026
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8
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23CV-04736 Maria Rodriguez Barajas vs Dollar General Corporation

Motion for Order Deeming Matters Contained in Requests for Admission, Set Two, Admitted, & Request for Sanctions

Plaintiff’s motion to have Requests for Admission, Set Two, deemed admitted is GRANTED. Defendant failed to provide timely responses to Requests for Admission, Set Two. The matters specified in Plaintiff’s Requests for Admission, Set Two, are deemed admitted, unless Defendant serves, before the hearing, a proposed response to the requests for admission, that is in substantial compliance with Code of Civil Procedure § 2033.220.

The request for monetary sanctions is GRANTED. Monetary sanctions in the amount of $250 are to be paid to Plaintiff within thirty (30) days of this court’s order.

Motion for Order Compelling Responses to Form Interrogatories, Set Three & Request for Sanctions

Plaintiff’s motion to compel responses to Form Interrogatories, Set Three, is GRANTED. Defendant has failed to provide timely responses to Form Interrogatories, Set Three. Objections are waived.

Defendant shall serve verified, code-compliant responses, without objections, within thirty (30) days of the date of service of this order.

The request for monetary sanctions is GRANTED. Monetary sanctions in the amount of $250 are to be paid to Plaintiff within thirty (30) days of this court’s order.

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