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Case Name | C.J.L. Construction, Inc. v. Universal Plumbing | |
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Date | 08/27/1993 | |
Note | Third-party defendant may not compel employer's participation as a cross-defendant in certain instances. | |
Citation | 18 Cal.App.4th 376, 58 CCC 543 | |
WCC Citation | WCC 24011993 CA |
C. J. L. CONSTRUCTION, INC. , Cross-complainant and Appellant, v. UNIVERSAL PLUMBING, Cross-defendant and Respondent. Pleadings Philip Navarette (plaintiff) filed an action against Universal Plumbing (UP), C. J. L. Construction, Inc. (CJL), and Louisville Ladder. On August 11, 1992, UP brought a motion for judgment on the pleadings as to CJL's first amended cross-complaint. The properly pleaded material allegations in the declaratory relief cause of action in the amended cross-complaint must be accepted as true. [2] In appeals from a demurrer dismissal of a declaratory relief action, appellate courts normally apply the abuse of discretion standard.
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