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p. 588JOHN J. CORBETT, Plaintiff and Respondent, v. LOUIS DE COMEAU, Defendant and Appellant.[1]
Headnote
The order appealed from denies defendant’s motion to compel plaintiff’s attorney to ■ furnish “a sworn statement showing residence, occupation, and present address of plaintiff, &c.,” that the defendant might be enabled to examine the plaintiff before trial. It ap
p. 589Before Sedgwick and Van Vorst, JJ. Decided March 14, 1879.
pcared from the moving papers that the complaint was not served, plaintiff’s proceedings being stayed. Held, that no substantial right was necessarily involved - in the denial of the motion and the case failed to disclose any exigency which demanded the order. At most the matter rested in the discretion of the judge below.
Appeal by defendant from order, &c.
Coudert Brothers, for appellant.
Frank W. Severance, for respondent.
opinion for dismissal of the appeal with ten dollars costs.