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September 02, 2022

Undertaking: Trial Court Has Discretionary Authority To Waive Bond On Appeal For A Monetary Judgment With Respect To An Indigent Litigant

CCP § 917.1(a) Does Allow That.

            In Sarkany v. West, Case No. A162441 (1st Dist., Div. 2 Aug. 30, 2022) (published), the appellate court confirmed that a trial court, under CCP § 917.1(a), does have discretionary authority to stay enforcement of a monetary judgment on appeal if the principal litigant is indigent and cannot obtain adequate sureties. 

Posted at 08:08 PM in Cases: Undertaking |

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