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Gumrikyan v. Kesheshyan

Gumrikyan v. Kesheshyan
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Gumrikyan v. Kesheshyan



Filed 9/19/06 Gumrikyan v. Kesheshyan CA2/3







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IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA



SECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT



DIVISION THREE











SARKIS GUMRIKYAN et al.,


Plaintiffs and Appellants,


v.


KHACHIK KESHESHYAN et al.,


Defendants and Respondents.



B191462


(Los Angeles County


Super. Ct. No. EC036378)



APPEAL from an order of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, Charles W. Stoll, Judge. Dismissed.


No appearance for Plaintiffs and Appellants.


Michael P. Rubin & Associates and Michael P. Rubin for Defendants and Respondents.


_________________________


PRELIMINARY STATEMENT


Sarkis Gumrikyan, etc. (plaintiffs) are attempting to appeal an order entered by the trial court approving sale by the court appointed receiver of the receivership real property. The subject of the appeal is substantially identical to a prior appeal in which plaintiffs attempted to appeal an order giving the receiver authority to sell the receivership business and real property. We granted the motion to dismiss the prior appeal and dismissed the petition for writ of supersedeas as moot. We denied the motion for sanctions, but awarded costs to defendants.


In connection with the current appeal, plaintiffs filed a second petition for writ of supersedeas. As in the prior matter, defendants Khachik Kesheshyan and Hamlet Derhovanessian (defendants) filed a motion to dismiss the appeal and requested sanctions and attorney fees.


DISCUSSION


1. Factual and Procedural Background.


Plaintiffs filed this action seeking dissolution of the partnership, an accounting, rescission of contract, and tortious interference with prospective business advantage. The complaint alleged that defendants induced plaintiffs to enter into a business relationship to develop a banquet hall to be known as â€





Description plaintiffs are attempting to appeal an order entered by the trial court approving sale by the court appointed receiver of the receivership real property. The subject of the appeal is substantially identical to a prior appeal in which plaintiffs attempted to appeal an order giving the receiver authority to sell the receivership business and real property. Court granted the motion to dismiss the prior appeal and dismissed the petition for writ of supersedeas as moot. Court denied the motion for sanctions, but awarded costs to defendants.
In connection with the current appeal, plaintiffs filed a second petition for writ of supersedeas. As in the prior matter, defendants filed a motion to dismiss the appeal and requested sanctions and attorney fees.

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