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Sayta v. Chu

Ruling by

Terence L. Bruiniers

Lower Court

San Francisco County Superior Court

Lower Court Judge

Ronald E. Quidachay

Confidential settlement agreement granting parties power to request trial court retain jurisdiction to enforce settlement is not enough, without any actual request, to preserve subject matter jurisdiction.





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