Taeb v. Mash CA1/3
This appeal results from a deputy clerk’s repeated failure to serve plaintiff’s counsel at the mailing address in the court’s record. The trial court issued a proposed statement of decision and proposed judgment, which the clerk mailed to plaintiff’s counsel’s old address and—as a result—he did not receive them. The court, then, erroneously, filed a statement of decision and notice of entry of judgment, which were again mailed to the wrong address, and were issued without giving plaintiff the statutorily-required time to object to the proposed statement and judgment. The court acknowledged the court’s errors and granted plaintiff’s motion to vacate the statement of decision and judgment pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 473, subdivision (d). Appellants Abbas Mash (Mash) and Niki S. Inc. (collectively, appellants) appeal from the trial court’s order. Plaintiff contends the order is not appealable. We conclude that the order is appealable and affirm i
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