Among Other Things, Damning Admissions In Debtor Exam Sealed The Deal.
In Quadri v. Alkayali, Case No. G054914 (4th Dist., Div. 3 Apr. 19, 2018) (unpublished), the 4/3 DCA—in a panel decision authored by Justice Bedsworth—affirmed around a $ 34,000 sanction against a litigant losing an “extrinsic fraud” challenge to a prior verdict. Among other things, the affirmance was justified because the appellant had made disavowals in earlier debtor examinations of having any ownership interest in a company which was contrary to the contention that he was indeed the controlling shareholder of the company years later.