Drum v. Town Of Tonawanda

13 F.R.D. 317 (1952)

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Facts

Tonawanda (D) refused to answer interrogatories on grounds that the answers were already in depositions and that P was not entitled to duplication. P requested the use of depositions to be read into evidence at trial in lieu of D's answers. P moved to compel D's answers to the interrogatories.

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