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The parties must choose materials from the trial court record to include in the record on appeal.Recurso de reconsideraciónSolicitud para que la Corte de Apelaciones revea su decisión. Cualquiera de las partes puede presentar un recurso de reconsideración si consideran que la Corte de Apelaciones incurrió en un error de derecho en su decisión.Recurso de revisiónSolicitud para que la Corte Suprema de California revise el caso. Cualquiera de las partes puede pedir un recurso de revisión una vez que queda firme la decisión de la Corte de Apelaciones.Register of actionsThe trial court keeps a register – or list – of all the actions for each case. This list includes names and dates for all the evidence, documents, and motions filed in the trial court.Registro de accionesLa corte de primera instancia lleva un registro (o lista) de todas las acciones realizadas en cada caso. La lista incluye los nombres y fechas de todas las pruebas, documentos y mociones presentadas ante la corte de primera instancia.Registro de expediente de causa civilEl formulario judicial APP-004 le permite a la Corte de Apelaciones determinar si se ha presentado un Aviso de Apelación en tiempo y forma y si corresponde a una sentencia u orden susceptible de apelación.
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California Revenue and Taxation Code section 463 mandates that a late filing penalty of 10% of the assessed value be added for statements not timely filed by May 7th. The Assessment Appeals Board is the only authority with the ability to abate a penalty for late filing.

Can my taxes be prorated?

No. Unsecured bills are never prorated regardless of disposal date. Any proration of taxes should be done between the buyer and seller at the time of sale.

I filed bankruptcy. Why do I have to pay the tax?

Bankruptcy does not relieve the Assessor of determining a fair market value. Assessed value and payment of taxes are separate issues. You should contact the Placer County Tax Collector at 530-889-4120 for issues regarding whether payment is required after bankruptcy.

What constitutes "available for display to the public"? 

"Available
for display to the public" means actual display or documented willingness
to display at either (a) an organized air show, (b) a museum, or (c) a special
designated area set aside for historical aircraft open to the public. To qualify
as available for display to the public under any situation, other than (a),
(b), or (c) above, an individual must document that the aircraft is displayed
in such a manner that the general public may reasonable be assumed to be aware
that public viewing is clearly invited, and that there are reasonable
accommodations to allow public viewing of the aircraft. To qualify as available for display
under any situation also means that (1) there must be a reasonable effort to
make the general public aware of the display and (2) there must be reasonable
viewing hours. 

Does notifying the public that the aircraft will be available for display at the owner's home, by appointment only, qualify as "public display"? 

No. Making the aircraft available by appointment only is not a clear invitation for viewing issued to the general public. Also, an owner's home site will lack reasonable accommodations for public viewing in most instances.

Is an aircraft stored on private property, but visible from a state highway, on "public display"? 

No. The
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The court conducts regular sessions in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Sacramento; it may also hold special sessions elsewhere.Cause of actionThe facts and legal theory supporting a particular claim in a lawsuit, such as a malpractice or breach of contract cause of action.CitaReferencia de doctrina o jurisprudencia (p ej., un caso, una ley o tratado) o referencia al expediente del caso (a la transcripción del secretario de la corte o el taquígrafo o estenógrafo).CitationA reference to legal authority (such as a case, statute, or treatise) or a reference to the record (such as the clerk’s or reporter’s transcript).Cite(Citation) A reference to legal authority (such as a case, statute, or treatise) or a reference to the record (such as the clerk’s or reporter’s transcript).Civil Case Information Statement (Docketing Statement)Court form APP-004 helps the Court of Appeal determine if a Notice of Appeal is filed on time and is from an appealable judgment or order. The form is filled out by each appellant or cross-appellant.Clerk’s transcriptA collection of the documents filed or lodged in your case at the trial court. A clerk’s transcript is prepared by the superior court clerk in compliance with your designation of record and CRC rules 8.122 and 8.144.CodesThe law created by statutes. For example, the Code of Civil Procedure, Penal Code, etc.CódigosNormas creadas como leyes escritas. Por ejemplo, el Código de Procedimiento Civil, el Código Penal, etc.Contra-ApelaciónCuando cada una de las partes gana respecto de ciertas acciones pero pierde en relación con otras, y ambas partes desean apelar. La primera de las partes en presentar el Aviso de Apelación se considera apelante, y la otra parte es el apelado.
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dismiss the appeal if it was not filed on time, if there is not an appealable order, or if there is a procedural default (like failure to file a brief or pay a fee)

The court’s opinion generally also includes information about who may be eligible to have their appeal fees paid by the other party.
How the Court Makes a Decision
There are three justices at every Court of Appeal. A majority of the justices – or two of the three justices – must agree on a decision.
What’s in the Written Decision
Regardless of what the Court of Appeal justices decide, they issue an order or opinion in writing. Generally, the court justices must provide an opinion with reasons why they made the decision. The court justices are not required to provide an opinion if they issue an order dismissing the appeal.
Most often there is one written statement signed by all of the justices. Sometimes a justice will file an additional opinion. This can either be a concurrence (written by a justice who agrees with the decision) or a dissent (written by a justice who does not agree with the decision).
How the Court Notifies the Parties
When the Court of Appeal makes a decision, the court clerk sends notice of the court’s opinion or order to all parties in the case. If a party does not have a lawyer, the court sends notice to the party. If a party has a lawyer, the court sends notice to their lawyer.
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The Court of Appeal’s opinion usually awards costs on appeal.
In most cases, a party who wins an appeal can ask the other party to pay for their court costs. In some cases, a party who wins may also be able to ask the other party to pay for their attorney fees.
After the court issues a remittitur (the final step in an appeal), the winning party can file a memorandum of costs in the trial court. The trial court will process the request and send notice to the parties about next steps. If the parties have questions about reimbursement of appeal costs, they can contact the trial court.
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Any party – appellant or respondent – can challenge the Court of Appeal’s decision by filing a petition for review in the California Supreme Court.
The California Supreme Court is the highest court in the state and it chooses which cases to hear. Only about 3% of cases filed in the California Supreme Court are reviewed. Generally, the court only hears cases that have significant statewide impact, and cases where the Courts of Appeal disagree about the law.
The California Supreme Court normally will not consider any issues that the party who is petitioning for review did not raise in the Court of Appeal.
Here’s an overview of what to expect in this step of the appeal process and what goes into a petition for review.
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A party must file a petition for review within 10 calendar days after the Court of Appeal decision becomes final, which is generally 30 days after the Court of Appeal files a decision.
The 10 days begin counting on the 31st day after the Court of Appeal files a decision. Holidays and weekend days when the court is closed are included in the 10 days.
The Supreme Court is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., except court holidays. Check the Supreme Court calendar
The petition for review must be served to all parties in the case, the trial court, and the Court of Appeal BEFORE it is filed in the California Supreme Court.
The deadline to file a petition for review is strict and there are no extensions.
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 How do I file my brief with the Court of Appeal? There are two ways to file documents with a court: electronically file (e-file) on the computer or file on paper at the court.
The Court of Appeal requires lawyers and people who have a lawyer to file electronically. If you are self-represented – meaning you do not have a lawyer – then you can choose to file electronically or file on paper.
If filing electronically, the Court of Appeal does not need or require paper copies.
If filing on paper in the Court of Appeal, the original document and proof of service forms are always given to the Court of Appeal. Some courts also require you to file extra copies of the documents.
You should always keep one copy of all documents you file with the court. It’s a good idea to bring or mail an extra copy of the document to the court clerk. You can ask the clerk to stamp “filed” on the extra copy to show that the original was filed, and keep the extra copy as proof.
 
 How can I check the deadline to file my brief? You can contact the clerk at your Court of Appeal if you have questions about the deadline to file your brief.
 
 What if I miss the deadline to file my brief? If the respondent’s brief is not filed by the deadline, the Court of Appeal will mail a notice that the brief must be filed within 15 days.
During this 15-day timeframe, the respondent may file an application for an extension of time. The Court of Appeal may grant an extension if it finds there is a good reason.
If the respondent does not file a brief or request an extension to file within the 15-day timeframe, the appeal will be decided without the respondent’s brief.
 
 What if I need more time/an extension to file my brief?