whowetalkinbout
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? California
A friend of mine used to own his own business, it was an LLC, which has since (4 yrs ago or so) been dissolved under bankruptcy.
Last year I guess an old customer, who was notified to pick up his property, whether he did or didnt I am uncertain, filed a complaint against him and the DA picked it up filing 496(d).
Later, by motion made by DA, it shows on case info "dismissed/stricken". I do not know what stricken means, but I thought dismissed means done.
So, now all he has is the restitution hearing.
How can he still have this obligation on a dismissed case, especially when the property in question was stored with a fictitious business with limited liability?
A friend of mine used to own his own business, it was an LLC, which has since (4 yrs ago or so) been dissolved under bankruptcy.
Last year I guess an old customer, who was notified to pick up his property, whether he did or didnt I am uncertain, filed a complaint against him and the DA picked it up filing 496(d).
Later, by motion made by DA, it shows on case info "dismissed/stricken". I do not know what stricken means, but I thought dismissed means done.
So, now all he has is the restitution hearing.
How can he still have this obligation on a dismissed case, especially when the property in question was stored with a fictitious business with limited liability?