Medina v. Kothawala CA4/1
Ghani Kothawala, a used car dealer, defrauded Enrique Medina into buying a 2003 vehicle with an odometer that had been rolled back from 267,000 to 88,000 miles. After a bench trial, the court entered judgment against Kothawala and his corporate entity, Dormouse Enterprises, Inc., (collectively Kothawala) for $14,536.80 plus costs and attorney fees.
Kothawala appeals from the judgment, asserting the court (1) was biased against him, (2) ignored written evidence, and (3) erroneously imposed personal liability for the corporate entity's conduct. There is no reporter's transcript and no settled or agreed statement. Kothawala has not transmitted to this court any trial exhibits, and his brief cites no legal authorities and contains no citations to facts in the record. We affirm the judgment. We also grant Medina's motion for sanctions because this appeal is frivolous.
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