Homeowners Assn. of Meadowbrook v. Equity Lifstyles Prop.
Homeowners Association of Meadowbrook Estates, Inc., James Montague and Phil LeFeuvre (collectively Homeowners) appeal the judgment against them in their class action lawsuit against the owners and operators of the Meadowbrook Mobile Estates mobilehome park (the Park) in Santee, California. Homeowners' lawsuit alleged that the applicable mobilehome rent control ordinances prohibited certain charges that the owners of the Park imposed on them beginning in January 2004. According to Homeowners, the trial court erred in (1) granting judgment on the pleadings on the operative second amended complaint on the ground that the controversy was moot; (2) granting judgment on the pleadings, without leave to amend, on the cause of action for violation of the Mobilehome Residency Law (the MRL) (Civ. Code,[1] 798 et seq.) as pled in the first amended complaint; and (3) striking Homeowners' prayer for punitive damages from the first amended complaint.
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