Jones v. Goodman
D075907
California Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District · Filed
Published · citable
Holding
The court held that the trial court did not err in refusing to award defendants attorney fees because the fee motion was untimely under Cal. Rules of Court § 3.1702 and, even assuming timeliness, Jones’s conduct did not satisfy any of the statutory predicates—“arbitrary,” “vexatious,” or “not in good faith”—required for a discretionary fee award under Corporations Code § 16701(i). ---
Statutes construed
- BPC § 809.9
- BPC § 809.9.15
- CCP § 1021
- CCP § 422.10
- CCP § 425.16
- CCP § 998
- CIV § 1780
- CIV § 2924.12
- CIV § 3426.4
- CIV § 5975
- CORP § 16701
- CORP § 16701.1
- EVID § 452
- GOV § 6259
- GOV § 800
- PROB § 17211