California. I am the owner of a vessel in which I formed a co-op with a few other people to help share operating and overhead costs. I sold " 1/4 shares" for lack of a better term for $x.xx to be financed over 90 months at $x.xx per month. I have also included verbiage that if any member is more than 30 days behind on their payments that they will be ejected from the co-op and will forfeit all monies invested with no further action as well as defend and hold harmless any and all parties involved in this co-op. Anyway, one of the co-op members has decided to stop making his payments, refuses to pay anything and yet still thinks he can have use of the vessel! We do have an arbitration clause in the agreement and I will be filing this week.
My question is what's the process I need to take to get the judge to grant this temporary injunction whereby prohibiting use until judgement has been rendered in arbitration? BTW, I am representing myself pro se in arbitration and would like to prepare this injunction by myself as well. Thank you all!
My question is what's the process I need to take to get the judge to grant this temporary injunction whereby prohibiting use until judgement has been rendered in arbitration? BTW, I am representing myself pro se in arbitration and would like to prepare this injunction by myself as well. Thank you all!