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If the actions are not complex, a motion to coordinate is filed directly in the court where the actions are to be transferred and where one of the included actions is pending, rather than with the Chair of the Judicial Council. (Code Civ. Proc., § 403.)1
1On September 21, 1996, the statutes and rules were changed so that they now direct parties to file a motion to coordinate noncomplex actions directly with one of the courts in which an action is pending.

Must all the plaintiffs or all the defendants in one of the actions agree that coordination is appropriate?
For actions involving complex issues, only all the parties plaintiff or all the parties defendant in one of the actions to be coordinated may submit a petition directly to the chair of the Judicial Council. (Code Civ. Proc., § 404.)

Are the actions automatically stayed when a petition for coordination is filed?
Actions are not automatically stayed upon the filing of a petition to coordinate, but they may be stayed by the coordination motion judge. (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 3.515.) Additionally, no trial of an included action may be started after the court receives an order assigning a coordination motion judge, and a coordination motion judge may stay pretrial proceedings. It takes time-approximately 30 to 60 days-to process the petition for coordination from filing to issuance of an order by the chair of the Judicial Council assigning the coordination motion judge. A motion to stay proceedings may be filed with the petition for coordination. (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 3.515(a).)

Who can submit a petition for coordination to the chair of the Judicial Council?
A petition for coordination may be submitted by any of the following:

A presiding judge of any court in which one of the included actions is pending.
All plaintiffs or all defendants to one of the included actions. This means that all the parties on one side of one lawsuit must join in the petition in order to submit the petition directly to the Judicial Council without prior leave of court.
Any party to one of the actions, after obtaining an order granting permission from the presiding judge.
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Look up existing Civil File Status using the Court Case Number and Levying Officer File Number to view:Involved parties and court informationBasic case information and current statusWrit details, amounts and interest ratesSheriff's fees and deposits informationCollection information and datesService details, including dates and current statusLevy payments and disbursement informationServices / FeesFee list of the most common services the Civil Division offers:Fee Schedule January 1, 2024The Placer County Sheriff’s Office Civil Division accepts the following forms of payment only;Certified or Cashier’s Check, Business Check, Money Order, Cash (U.S. Currency).Services are no longer accepted via fax. Services may be mailed, or personally delivered to our office at 2929 Richardson Dr, Auburn CA 95603.Fees must accompany the request for service. We do not process "piece mail". Any check or document that is not mailed together will be returned. The Sheriff is entitled to his/her fee for service whether the service is successful or not pursuant to Gov § 26720, 26736, 26738, and 26746.

 
 
 

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EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY CA Govt Code § 26666.10  (AB 2791): CA Govt Code § 26666.10 took effect on January 1, 2024.  New mandated universal instruction forms are now being used to initiate any service.  SER-001 "Request for Sheriff to Serve Court Papers", SER-001A "Special Instructions for Writs and Levies" can be found below under "Letters of Instructions". CA Govt Code § 26720, 26736, 26738, 26746 (SB 564): Fees for Sheriff have increased.  This includes the Sheriff's debtor assessment fee.  The new fees will be posted below under Service/Fees. Sheriff's Public SalesNo active public sales at this timeCivil File Status PortalIn an effort for the Placer County Sheriff’s Office Civil Division to better serve our community, we are providing our customers with the option to check the details of their civil files online. Use the Civil File Status Portal to find the following information. Look up existing Civil File Status using the Court Case Number and Levying Officer File Number to view:Involved parties and court informationBasic case information and current statusWrit details, amounts and interest ratesSheriff's fees and deposits informationCollection information and datesService details, including dates and current statusLevy payments and disbursement informationServices / FeesFee list of the most common services the Civil Division offers:Fee Schedule January 1, 2024The Placer County Sheriff’s Office Civil Division accepts the following forms of payment only;Certified or Cashier’s Check, Business Check, Money Order, Cash (U.S. Currency).Services are no longer accepted via fax. Services may be mailed, or personally delivered to our office at 2929 Richardson Dr, Auburn CA 95603.Fees must accompany the request for service. We do not process "piece mail". Any check or document that is not mailed together will be returned.
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United States are (1) that contributory negligence of the plaintiff "is no defense to the charge of willful misconduct on the part of the government" and (2) that the defense in Cal. Civil Code §846 is only available to the owner of the property and those who have a legal interest in the property. Neither is the case on the private property in the WMRNP, so the BLM will not be able to utilize the landowner immunity defense in CCC §846. LIST OF ROUTES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY SHOWN ON THE JAWBONE CANYON AND RIDGECREST AREA MAP Black Mountain district: BM6233, BM6237, BM6241, BM6245, BM6256, BM6257, BM6260, BM6265, BM6319, BM6321, BM6322, BM6325, BM6332, BM6344, BM6346, BM6349, BM6355, BM6357, BM6361, BM6362, BM6363, BM6364, BM6365, BM6366, BM6368, BM6370, BM6375, BM6377, BM6381, BM6383, BM6387 Fremont Peak district: FP5165, FP5215, FP5229, FP5261, FP5314, FP5316, FP5320, FP5334, FP5340, FP5342, FP5344, FP5346, FP5350, FP5356, FP5357, FP5358, FP5359, FP5367, FP5373, FP5381, FP5383, FP5385, FP5386, FP5387, FP5388