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An Unlawful Detainer Possession Only Judgment is Not Appealable and a “default judgment” can be reversed if a cause of action is not stated! (Eshagian v. Cepeda (2025) B340941, 6/26/2025, 2nd Appellate District)

By Michael Simkin on June 26, 2025
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