California Defendant's Application for Stay of Proceedings and Early Evaluation Conference, Joint Inspection

• Category: California Civil Procedure
• State: California
• Control #: CA-DAL-005
• Format: PDF

Description

This official form asks the court to put a hold on (stay) court proceedings about whether a building that you own or in which you are a tenant meets requirements for access of disabled persons and order the parties to participate in an early evaluation conference. It can also ask the court to order a joint inspection of the building. California Defendant's Application for Stay of Proceedings and Early Evaluation Conference, Joint Inspection, is a type of application used in the California court system. It is typically used when a defendant wishes to request a stay of proceedings and an Early Evaluation Conference, as well as a Joint Inspection. The purpose of a stay of proceedings is to delay the court proceedings and postpone the trial. The Early Evaluation Conference is a meeting between the parties involved in the case, including the defendant, the prosecutor, and the judge, to discuss the case and to consider the possibility of a settlement agreement. Finally, the Joint Inspection is a process where both parties are allowed to inspect evidence that is relevant to the case. There are two types of California Defendant's Application for Stay of Proceedings and Early Evaluation Conference, Joint Inspection: one for civil cases and one for criminal cases.

California Defendant's Application for Stay of Proceedings and Early Evaluation Conference, Joint Inspection, is a type of application used in the California court system. It is typically used when a defendant wishes to request a stay of proceedings and an Early Evaluation Conference, as well as a Joint Inspection. The purpose of a stay of proceedings is to delay the court proceedings and postpone the trial. The Early Evaluation Conference is a meeting between the parties involved in the case, including the defendant, the prosecutor, and the judge, to discuss the case and to consider the possibility of a settlement agreement. Finally, the Joint Inspection is a process where both parties are allowed to inspect evidence that is relevant to the case. There are two types of California Defendant's Application for Stay of Proceedings and Early Evaluation Conference, Joint Inspection: one for civil cases and one for criminal cases.