#2 – Todd Farnsworth, et al v. Marquee Television, et al (20STCP02149)
NOTE: THE COURT STRONGLY URGES ALL PARTIES TO APPEAR REMOTELY VIA LA COURTCONNECT RATHER THAN APPEAR IN PERSON IN DEPARTMENT 1.
Motion to Vacate or Stay Sister State Judgment
On July 6, 2020, Todd Farnsworth and Chris Jones applied to the Los Angeles Superior Court for entry of judgment on a sister-state judgment. On January 28, 2020, the Circuit Court for Pulaski County, Arkansas entered a default judgment in favor of Farnsworth and Jones in the amount of $425,798.42 against Marquee Television, Inc. and Harry Hutchinson, jointly and severally, in Case No. 60CV-19-5292. The clerk of the Los Angeles Superior Court entered the requested sister-state judgment, plus interest and costs, in the amount of $502,056.84.
On August 7, 2020, Defendants Harry Hutchinson and Marquee Television, Inc. filed a Motion to Vacate Sister-State Judgment, or, in the Alternative, Stay Enforcement of Judgment. The motion was timely file
Hearing Date
October 29, 2020
Type
Sister State Judgment (General Jurisdiction)
Status
Other Clerk Judgment 07/06/2020
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#2 – Todd Farnsworth, et al v. Marquee Television, et al (20STCP02149)
NOTE: THE COURT STRONGLY URGES ALL PARTIES TO APPEAR REMOTELY VIA LA COURTCONNECT RATHER THAN APPEAR IN PERSON IN DEPARTMENT 1.
Motion to Vacate or Stay Sister State Judgment
On July 6, 2020, Todd Farnsworth and Chris Jones applied to the Los Angeles Superior Court for entry of judgment on a sister-state judgment. On January 28, 2020, the Circuit Court for Pulaski County, Arkansas entered a default judgment in favor of Farnsworth and Jones in the amount of $425,798.42 against Marquee Television, Inc. and Harry Hutchinson, jointly and severally, in Case No. 60CV-19-5292. The clerk of the Los Angeles Superior Court entered the requested sister-state judgment, plus interest and costs, in the amount of $502,056.84.
On August 7, 2020, Defendants Harry Hutchinson and Marquee Television, Inc. filed a Motion to Vacate Sister-State Judgment, or, in the Alternative, Stay Enforcement of Judgment. The motion was timely file