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Rasooly v. City of Oakley

Ruling by

Terence L. Bruiniers

Lower Court

Contra Costa County Superior Court
Conflicting statutory language when determining the proper method for service of process cannot be interpreted in manner that creates an unreasonable and unintended result contrary to the legislative intent.



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Judge Profile

Jun. 26, 2020

Terence L. Bruiniers

Associate Justice (retired)

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