Handling civil writs in the courts of appeal
Subtitle: here's how and when to do it
By: Sharon Baumgold ; judge's perspective, the Honorable James R. Lambden, Associate Justice of the California Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, Division Two
Contributors: Lambden, James R.; Continuing Education of the Bar--California
Series: Action guide; CEB action guide
Publisher: Continuing Education of the Bar--California
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Oakland, California
Language: eng
Number of pages: 97
ISBN-13: 9780762620241
Subjects: Appellate procedure; Outlines, syllabi; Writs
Other titles: Handling Civil Writs in the Courts of Appeal (Cal CEB Action Guide June 2013)
Description: "This Action guide is written primarily for the attorney representing the petitioner seeking a writ from the court of appeal to review a superior court order. Some steps, e.g. steps 22, 26, and 33, describe procedures for the attorney representing the real party in interest, i.e., the opposing party. This Action guide does not include procedures for writs in the appellate division of the superior court to review orders in limited civil cases, writs in the superior courts to review orders of administrative boards, or writs to compel the performance of ministerial acts by public officials"--Title page verso.
Notes: "June 2013."

"CP-11191"--Title page verso.

"This Action guide supersedes Handling civil writs in the courts of appeal (Cal CEB action guide February 2009)."--Page xiii.

"We completed legal editing and analysis of authorities cited in this publication as of March 25, 2013, and monitored developments through April 25, 2013"--Page xiii.
Table of contents: title: Before seeking writ --; title: When preparing writ petition --; title: When serving and filing writ, or responding to the court --; title: When filing opposition or reply --; title: When court acts --; title: After court's decision ---- Appendixes-- Tables.