Pinnacle Holdings, Inc. v. Simon
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
STONE (S. J.), P. J.
Four tenants of a mobilehome park protested the park owner’s request for a rental increase. This exercise of free speech and right to protest resulted in their being named as defendants in the park owner’s action against the city for failure to grant the total relief requested. Do the tenants have to remain in the lawsuit and represent unwillingly the rest of the mobilehome park tenants? They do not.
Pinnacle Holdings, Inc. (Pinnacle), appeals from judgments of dismissal in favor of respondents Patty Cau and Harold Simon following the court’s sustaining respondents’…
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