When the California DCA denies my petition for Write of Mandate, how long do I have to file for review in the Supreme Court?
10 days from the day that the order denying your petition was issued.
Los Angeles, CA
Appeals Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Appeals
10 days from the day that the order denying your petition was issued.
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