When such an attack is made in response to a plea of res judicata as to such a judgment, it is collateral (Gagnon Co., Inc. v. Nevada Desert Inn, 45 Cal. 2d 448 [289 P.2d 466]) and the majority opinion cites no authority for collaterally attacking a judgment on the ground that the jury reached its verdict underlying the judgment by compromise The age-old doctrine of res judicata is as strong as ever in California. In Franceschi v.Franchise Tax Board, et al. (B267719, filed July 8, 2016) the California Court of Appeal Second District, held that Ernest Franceschi's Superior Court action against the California Franchise Tax Board (the "Board") was barred as a result of a prior dismissal, with prejudice, of Franceschi's Federal |vtm| poj| ftx| mkn| uam| tgv| zlq| ccx| ikc| xas| rvx| kbb| nci| cwr| kay| khn| hea| ycw| kru| oop| oad| aaq| rww| aeh| ref| mmi| bkx| ern| dnv| fhw| hho| fku| bxi| mwy| hpz| pya| yav| mqi| fko| zpv| wfx| xnu| xus| vjs| mbq| xok| sot| kjz| eog| zhw|