Moatazedi v. Bostajani
Plaintiff sued defendant to establish a 50 percent interest in an airport shuttle service owned by defendant. Plaintiff alleged he had purchased an option to buy the interest in April 1992 and that defendant denied plaintiff had any interest in the business. Defendant, relying upon the doctrine of judicial estoppel and plaintiff's failure to list the option as an asset in his November 1992 bankruptcy petition, moved for judgment on the pleadings. Based upon the allegations in plaintiff's complaint and matters properly the subject of judicial notice, the trial court granted defendant's motion. Plaintiff, seeking a reversal of the judgment.
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