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Filed 7/30/10 Melchor v. Mercy Medical Center CA1/5
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California
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IN
THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FIRST
APPELLATE DISTRICT
DIVISION
FIVE
>JOSE MELCHOR et al.,
> Plaintiffs
and Appellants,
>v.
>MERCY MEDICAL CENTER >MERCED >,
> Defendant
and Respondent.
A124448
( >Alameda > County
Super. >Ct. > No. RG06302527)
Jose
Melchor and Natalie Melchor, by and through their guardians ad litem, Martin
Melchor and Ramona Melchor, appeal from a judgment entered after the court
granted the summary judgment motion
of respondent Mercy Medical Center Merced.
Appellants contend a triable issue of material fact precluded summary
judgment and the court erred in denying their request for a continuance of the motion hearing. We will affirm the judgment.
I. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
In
December 2006, Jose and Natalie Melchor, through their guardians ad litem,
filed a complaint alleging professional
negligence on the part of numerous defendants, including respondent
Catholic Healthcare West dba Mercy Medical Center Merced (sued as Mercy Medical
Center and referred to hereinafter as â€
| Description | Jose Melchor and Natalie Melchor, by and through their guardians ad litem, Martin Melchor and Ramona Melchor, appeal from a judgment entered after the court granted the summary judgment motion of respondent Mercy Medical Center Merced. Appellants contend a triable issue of material fact precluded summary judgment and the court erred in denying their request for a continuance of the motion hearing. Court affirm the judgment. |
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