** If a cross-complaint – or Response (Family Law) seeking affirmative relief – is on file, the attorney for cross-complainant (respondent) must sign this consent if required by Code of Civil Procedure section 581 (i) or (j). Request for Dismissal (CIV-110) Tell the court and the parties that you do not want to go forward with the case. You also need to use Notice of Entry of Dismissal and Proof of Service (form CIV-120). California Courts - Home * If dismissal requested is ofspecified parties only, of specified causes of action only, or of specified cross-complaints only, so state and identify the parties, causes of action, or cross-complaints to be dismissed ** If a cross-complaint – or Response (Family Law) seeking affirmative relief – is on file, the attorney for cross-complainant (respondent) must sign this consent if required by Code of Civil Procedure section 581 (i) or (j). * If dismissal requested is of specified parties only, of specified causes of action only, or of specified cross-complaints only, so state and identify the parties, causes of action, or cross-complaints to be dismissed. The CIV-110 Request for Dismissal is a California civil court form used to ask the court to dismiss a civil case, often after a settlement, curtailment of issues, or a procedural change. This guide explains how to accurately complete the form, what information is required, and how to file and serve it effectively. The CIV-110 Request for Dismissal form is used in California civil cases to ask the court to dismiss a case. This guide walks through when to use the form, how to fill it out accurately, and the steps to file and serve it properly. Bring the originals and copies of the Request for Dismissal to the clerk at the courthouse where the case was originally filed. They will file the forms and return the copy to you. If you are a renter in California facing an eviction case, form CIV-110 (Request for Dismissal) may help you stop or end a lawsuit under certain conditions. This guide explains who can use CIV-110, when filing makes sense, and the practical steps tenants should follow to complete and submit the form to the Superior Court.