Hernandez v. Temple
California Court of Appeal
1Dissent
LILLIE, J., Dissenting.
I respectfully disagree with the conclusion that the matters as to which admissions were requested are not deemed admitted because the warning was not placed at the end of the original request within the meaning of Code of Civil Procedure section 2033 as strictly construed in order to prevent a forfeiture.
Nowhere in section 2033 does the word “forfeiture” appear. However, the question whether a statute imposes a forfeiture is not necessarily controlled by the designation which the Legislature has given to it; the determinative inquiry is whether the statute in fact…
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