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In these two motions both defendants are represented by attorney James Anwyl (aka James T. Anwyl or Jim Anwyl). The court ordered sanctions against James Anwyl personally and also his clients.

2012-00124071-CU-MC

Sharon Scofield vs. Jugjit S Johal

Nature of Proceeding: Motion for Sanctions (RMJ Enterprises Inc)

Filed By: Okamura, Angela J.

Plaintiff’s motion for terminating or issue sanctions is DROPPED. Plaintiff withdrew the motion in the Reply.

Plaintiff’s alternative motion for an order compelling Defendant for a second time to
serve responses to Plaintiff’s first set of form interrogatories is GRANTED.

No later than November 6, 2013, Defendant shall serve verified written responses,
without objections, to the first set of form interrogatories. The court expresses no
opinion about the sufficiency of any responses served after Plaintiff filed this motion.

Pursuant to CCP § 2030.290(c), the court imposes a monetary sanction in the amount
of $712.50 (2.5 hrs @ reasonable rate of $285/hr). (See Anwyl Decl., ¶ 5 [2.5 hrs per
motion is fair at the given hourly rate].) Defendant and its counsel, James T. Anwyl,
shall pay the sanctions no later than November 25, 2013. If Defendant and its counsel
fail to pay the sanctions by such date, then Plaintiff may lodge for the court’s signature
a formal order awarding sanctions, which may be enforced as a separate judgment.
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(See Newland v. Superior Court (1995) 40 Cal.App.4 608, 615.)

The minute order is effective immediately. No formal order pursuant to CRC 3.1312 or
further notice is required.

Item 18 2012-00124071-CU-MC

Sharon Scofield vs. Jugjit S Johal

Nature of Proceeding: Motion for Sanctions (Twin Cities Investment LP)

Filed By: Okamura, Angela J.

Plaintiff’s motion for terminating or issue sanctions is DROPPED. Plaintiff withdrew the
motion in the Reply.

Plaintiff’s alternative motion for an order compelling Defendant for a second time to
serve responses to Plaintiff’s first set of form interrogatories is GRANTED.

No later than November 6, 2013, Defendant shall serve verified written responses,
without objections, to the first set of form interrogatories. The court expresses no
opinion about the sufficiency of any responses served after Plaintiff filed this motion.

Pursuant to CCP § 2030.290(c), the court imposes a monetary sanction in the amount
of $712.50 (2.5 hrs @ reasonable rate of $285/hr). (See Anwyl Decl., ¶ 5 [2.5 hrs per
motion is fair at the given hourly rate].) Defendant and its counsel, James T. Anwyl,
shall pay the sanctions no later than November 25, 2013. If Defendant and its counsel
fail to pay the sanctions by such date, then Plaintiff may lodge for the court’s signature
a formal order awarding sanctions, which may be enforced as a separate judgment.
th
(See Newland v. Superior Court (1995) 40 Cal.App.4 608, 615.)

The minute order is effective immediately. No formal order pursuant to CRC 3.1312 or
further notice is required.