BRANICK v. DOWNEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Where plaintiff's standing to sue under Unfair Competition Law has been revoked by Proposition 64, trial court may permit plaintiff to amend complaint to satisfy Proposition 64's standing requirements. Plaintiff seeking to establish Proposition 64 standing by amendment to complaint must move for leave to amend. In determining whether to grant such leave and whether such amendment relates back to original filing date so as to avoid bar of statute of limitations, trial court must apply established rules governing leave to amend and relation back of amended complaints.
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