§ 17200

Citation: § 17200
Parent Document: Peviani v. Arbors at California Oaks Property Owner (2021)
Jurisdiction: California (state)
Effective Date: 2021-04-06
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/4871344/peviani-v-arbors-at-california-... ↗

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3  “The trial court [is] not required to state its reasons in the order denying the
motion.” (Knapp, supra, 195 Cal.App.4th at p. 939.) The trial court can express its
reasons at the hearing on the motion or in a different document. (Id. at pp. 939-940.) In
the instant case, the record does not include a reporter’s transcript. The trial court wrote
a nine-page, single-spaced, ruling denying class certification. In the ruling, the trial
court described some of the discussions at the hearing on the motion. Neither party
asserts that, at the hearing, the trial court gave more reasons or different reasons for
denying the motion than were given in the written ruling. Accordingly, we will assume
the nine-page written ruling is a complete reflection of the trial court’s reasons for
denying the motion.

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