Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

If you are in a hole, there is no limit to how much deeper you can dig.

It depends a great deal on the type of motion that the defendant has filed. If you are talking about Demurrers, successive demurrers are disfavored and really serve little purpose.

If you are talking about Motions for Summary Judgment/Summary Adjudication of Issues, it is much less likely that the court would be lenient when bringing successive motions.

If the defendant is bringing different types of motion, then it is more likely that the Court will allow the motions without sanctioning the defendant.

I don't know whether this helps or not but your question is a bit vague on the types of motions, why they were brought, the bases for bringing the motions, etc.

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The only limit on the number of motions is that you cannot bring motions on issues that could have and should have been raised in prior motions, and all motions must be made with at least some good faith basis on the merits of the motion under the existing facts and law, or a good faith argument for a judicial modification of existing law, or to make new law.