North Sea Foods v. Real Equity Investment Group
Appellant, North Sea Foods, Inc. (NSF), leased a portion of a warehouse from respondent, CFM Partnership (CFM), for the purpose of operating a food processing business. Appellant, Peter Parineh aka Pooroushasb Parineh, signed the lease as the owner of NSF and as the guarantor. Although NSF took the building as is, CFM agreed to maintain the roof, exterior walls, and sprinkler system. However, the roof leaked and the fire safety systems were inadequate. As a result, NSF could not obtain proper permits for the building. CFM eventually went into receivership and sold the property to respondent, Real Equity Investment Group IV, LLC (REI).
As discussed below, the trial court correctly sustained demurrers without leave to amend to certain causes of action but erred in sustaining the demurrers without leave to amend to others. Accordingly, the judgment of dismissal will be reversed in part and affirmed in part.
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