Rhodes v. Decker Bullock Realty
This appeal arises from an action involving a sale of real property. The buyer of the property, Marion Hill, sued the sellers, appellants Jesse and Brenda Rhodes,[1] and the sellers’ agents, respondents Decker Bullock Realty, Inc., William Bullock, and Lydia Sarkissian (collectively DBR), claiming the Rhodes and DBR had failed to make adequate disclosures in connection with the sale of the property. Both Jesse and Brenda filed cross-complaints against DBR.
DBR and Hill eventually agreed to settle Hill’s claims for $150,000. DBR then moved for a determination of good faith settlement under Code of Civil Procedure section 877.6.[2] The trial court granted the motion over the Rhodeses’ opposition, and its order dismissed all pending cross-complaints against DBR.
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