The Los Angeles County judge presiding over legal challenges to the so-called "mansion tax" indicated on Monday that she was inclined to rule in favor of the city, which would bring an end -- for now -- to efforts to overturn Measure ULA passed by LA voters last year.
"She just said, 'My tentative is to find for the city on each and every cause of action without leave to amend.' She found against the plaintiffs on all causes of action," attorney Keith M....
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