Meram et al v. Citizens Title and Trust, Inc. et al
| Frank Meram, Scott Standlee, Jon Standlee, Grace Standlee, Cheryl Standlee and GLS, LP |
| Citizens Title and Trust, Inc., Stewart Title & Trust Of Phoenix, Inc. and does |
| Grace Standlee |
| 3:2010cv01388 |
| July 2, 2010 |
| US District Court for the Southern District of California |
| San Diego Office |
| San Diego |
| M. James Lorenz |
| Louisa S Porter |
| Securities/Commodities/Exchanges |
| 15 U.S.C. ยง 78 |
| Plaintiff |
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ORDER Granting (Doc. 26 ) Motion to Dismiss and Directing Entry of Judgment. Defendants' motion to dismiss the remaining state law claims is Granted with prejudice; and Defendants' motion to transfer venue is Denied as moot. Signed by Judge M. James Lorenz on 3/31/2011. (srm)
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ORDER Granting (Doc. 16 ) Motion to Dismiss Without Prejudice and Denying Alternative Motion To Transfer Venue. Defendant's motion to dismiss plaintiffs' securities litigation claims and aiding and abetting fraud claim is Granted. Plainti ffs may file an amended complaint within ten days. In the event of plaintiffs' failure to file a timely amended complaint, defendant shall answer or otherwise respond to plaintiffs' state law claims. Signed by Judge M. James Lorenz on 1/3/2011. (srm)
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