JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. v. Christina Buenzli

Appellant cited a non-existent case and attributed a quotation to it; court found the case/citation does not exist.

Appellant cited a non-existent Unifund decision and attributed a quoted formulation; court found citation incorrect/nonexistent.

Appellant cited a Westlaw citation she attributed a quote to; court found the cited decision/citation does not match and quote not found.

Appellant cited a non-existent supplemental reporter decision and attributed a doctrinal quote; court found citation nonexistent.

Appellant cited a purported California Supreme Court decision that does not exist at that citation; court found the citation incorrect/nonexistent.

Appellant cited a purported supplemental appellate decision with a quoted proposition about debt buyers; court found the cited authority does not exist or is mis-cited.

Appellant cited an existing case but attributed a quotation that does not appear in that opinion; court found the quote unsupported by the cited authority.

Appellant cited an existing opinion but attributed a specific evidentiary requirement/quote not found in the opinion; court flagged misattribution.

Appellant cited an existing case name/year but attributed a quote and holding not present in the opinion; court found the quote absent from reported sources.