Sublime v. Sublime Remembered
Filing
138
MINUTES (IN CHAMBERS) ORDER GRANTING REQUEST TO CROSS-EXAMINE DEFENDANT MIKE HOULIHAN by Judge Christina A. Snyder: Plaintiff's Request to Cross-Examine Defendant Mike Houlihan at the 5/13/2013 hearing regarding the Court's order to show ca use re: contempt 136 is GRANTED, because defendant Mike Houlihan has offered a declaration in connection the hearing. If defendant Mike Houlihan is not available for cross-examination during the hearing, his declaration shall not be considered by the Court. Court Reporter: Not Present. (gk)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
CIVIL MINUTES - GENERAL
Case No.
CV 06-6059 CAS (CWx)
Title
SUBLIME, ET AL. V. SUBLIME REMEMBERED, ET AL.
Present: The Honorable
Date
May 7, 2013
CHRISTINA A. SNYDER
Catherine Jeang
Deputy Clerk
Not Present
Court Reporter / Recorder
N/A
Tape No.
Attorneys Present for Plaintiffs:
Attorneys Present for Defendants
Not Present
Not Present
Proceedings:
(IN CHAMBERS); ORDER GRANTING REQUEST TO CROSSEXAMINE DEFENDANT MIKE HOULIHAN (Docket #136,
filed April 30, 2013)
On April 30, 2013, plaintiff filed a request to cross-examine defendant Mike
Houlihan at the hearing – currently scheduled for May 13, 2013 – regarding the Court’s
order to show cause re: contempt. Dkt. #131. Pursuant to Local Rule 7-8, this request is
GRANTED, because defendant Mike Houlihan has offered a declaration in connection
the hearing. If defendant Mike Houlihan is not available for cross-examination during
the hearing, his declaration shall not be considered by the Court. See L.R. 7-8 (“No
declaration of a declarant with respect to whom such a request has been granted shall be
considered unless such declarant is personally present and available at the hearing for
such cross-examination as the Court may permit.”).
IT IS SO ORDERED.
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Initials of Preparer
CV-13-1820 CAS (Ex) (04/13)
CIVIL MINUTES - GENERAL
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CMJ
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