ANDREW P. GORDON, District Judge.
COME NOW, Plaintiff CHRISTIAN REILLY, by and through his attorney, DAVID A. TANNER, Esq. of the TANNER LAW FIRM; and Defendant, 7-ELEVEN, INC. by and through its attorney, JACK P. BURDEN, Esq. of BACKUS, CARRANZA & BURDEN, and hereby stipulate and agree as follows.
WHEREAS, Plaintiff intended to sue the owners, operators, and manager of the 7-Eleven store where he was located at the time of her fall;
WHEREAS, AMARJEET S. MAROKE, a Nevada resident, was the franchisee that owned, operated, and maintained the subject 7-Eleven store where Plaintiff fell;
WHEREAS, Defendant, 7-ELEVEN, INC., a foreign entity, did not have any involvement in the day-to-day operation of the subject 7-Eleven store (this based upon Defense counsel's representation);
IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED that 7-ELEVEN, INC. be dismissed from this case, without prejudice;
IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED that AMARJEET S. MAROKE will be included in this case as a Defendant;
IT IS FURTHER, STIPULATED that the Complaint and Caption be amended to reflect the dismissal of 7-ELEVEN, INC. and inclusion of AMARJEET S. MAROKE (a copy of the First Amended Complaint is attached hereto as Exhibit 1);
IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED that should discovery reveal that 7-ELEVEN, INC. had any involvement in this matter, will be called to testify at trial, or that it was wholly or partially responsible for Plaintiff's fall, the Plaintiff can bring 7-ELEVEN, INC. back into this case. If that happens, 7-ELEVEN, INC. inclusion in this case will relate back to the date of the Original Complaint for all purposes, including the statute of limitations;
IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED that the First Amended Complaint will relate back to the date of the original Complaint for all purposes, including the statute of limitations; and
IT IS SO ORDERED.