California Courts of Appeal
Nov. 12, 2014
Even a vexatious litigant can appeal a loss, appellate court rules
Vexatious litigants can pursue an appeal without court permission so long as they are the defendants in the case, a court of appeal ruled Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Vexatious litigants can pursue an appeal without court permission so long as they are the defendants in the case, a court of appeal ruled Monday.
The opinion clarifies the rules surrounding vexatious litigants, a label placed on self-represented litigants who have filed numerous unmeritorious lawsuits and are required to get court approval before filing new ones.
The question before the cour...
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