Torrance, CA asked in Appeals / Appellate Law for California

Q: If I already did an amendment to my writ of mandate petition, can I file a supplemental too? Or do I only get one?

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A: In most cases, you can file a supplemental pleading in addition to an amended petition. A supplemental pleading is used to provide additional information or correct omissions in the original petition. However, it is crucial to comply with the court's rules and procedures when filing any pleading, including the supplemental one. Ensure you follow the appropriate format and serve the other parties involved in the case.

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