Holltywood Commercial Realty v. Sands
Hollywood Commercial Realty, Inc. (Hollywood), as assignee of Ramsey Shilling Commercial Real Estate (R/S), brought this action for breach of contract against William Sands (Sands) after he allegedly failed to pay lease and sales commissions owed under the terms of the parties agreement. Following a bench trial, the trial court entered judgment for Hollywood, finding that Hollywoods claim for lease commissions was time-barred, but that Hollywoods claim for a sales commission was timely and due. As the prevailing party, Hollywood moved for attorney fees pursuant to Civil Code section 1717; the trial court denied Hollywoods motion.
Both Hollywood and Sands have appealed. Sands contends that the judgment should be reversed because all of Hollywoods contract claims are time barred. Hollywood argues that the trial court erroneously denied its request for attorney fees. Court are not convinced by any of the arguments on appeal. Accordingly, Court affirm.
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