Plaintiff has now been properly served with the motion, and has filed no opposition. Plaintiff contends that defendants invaded his privacy, converted his personal property and trespassed upon his property. Defendants have established by admissible evidence that they did not commit any of the acts alleged in the complaint. The claims are also barred by the statute of limitations. Plaintiff has failed to submit any evidence in opposition to the motion, therefore the defendants statement of undisputed facts remains undisputed, and the defendants are entitled to summary adjudication on each cause of action and the claim for punitive damages.
Summary judgment is proper.
Defendant to prepare a formal order pursuant to CRC 391. This matter was continued from March 29, 2001. No further responses have been provided, and plaintiff has filed no opposition to the defendant's suggested issue, evidentiary and monetary sanctions. Plaintiff is precluded from introducing evidence to support her claim for enhanced remedies under the Elder Abuse statutes. Plaintiff is precluded from introducing evidence that defendant violated regulations set forth in Title 22 of the CCRs or Title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations.