Unlawful Detainer: Stipulation & Agreement

Asked about 1 year ago - Bakersfield, CA

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One other thing to a question I just posed, the S&A states "Attorney (of plaintiff) to prepare judgement after trial." I never received this "prepared judgement" from the plaintiffs attorney. What does this mean? Is this something that I should have been served with after the UD trial?

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    San Marino Real Estate Attorney
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    Answered March 28, 2012 10:24. Yes, you should have been served with a proposed judgment that was prepared by the plaintiff's attorney.

    Frank W. Chen is licensed to practice law in the State of California. The information presented here is general in... more

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