Ruling by
Franklin D. EliaLower Court
Santa Clara County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
JoAnne McCrackenCoram vobis granted because the judge who summarily adjudicated two causes of action held stock in the parent corporation of wholly-owned subsidiaries that were parties to the action.
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