Siry Inv., L.P. v. Farkhondehpour, No. B251250 (D2d2 Jul. 9, 2015)
While a prior appeal in this case was pending, the Judicial Council amended Rule of Court 8.278 to permit a prevailing party on appeal to recover the fees and net interest expenses incurred in obtaining an appellate bond. On remand from the prior appeal, the trial court awarded those costs to the prevailing appellant, even though the amended rule didn’t come into effect until after the opinion in the first appeal issued. The application, however, wasn’t retroactive, much less impermissibly so, because the rule did come into effect before the remittitur issued. In the court of appeal, a case remains pending until that occurs. And since there was adequate evidence that the appellants did, in fact, incur expenses in securing the bond, the trial court’s award is affirmed.
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