Appellate Practice
Jun. 29, 2002
Court Vacates Judgment Higher Than Damages
LOS ANGELES - Farzad Yadollahi and Fariborz Biyazaei, two defendants in a breach of contract suit, had a run of bad luck. They missed a 1998 court date, and the judge ordered a default judgment entered against them, which the plaintiffs successfully argued should be $943,000 against the defendants jointly. The trial court denied the defense motion to vacate the judgment.
They missed a 1998 court date, and the judge ordered a default judgment entered against them, which the plaintiffs successfully argued should be $943,000 against...
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