Digest of the Law of Discovery : With Practice Notes
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Quick, 3 Q. B. D. 315 ; and see supra, referring to Welshach Co. v. New S. Co.). The person proposed by the applicant will not be called on to answer if the body show any reasonable objection to him (Manchester Co. v. Slagg, infra ; and see Republic of Costa Rica v. Erlanger, 1 C. D. p. 173).
Town Clerk. — Where the body elected to answer through their town clerk it was held in Mayor of Swansea v. Quirk, 5 C. P. D. 106, that he could not refuse to answer on the ground that his information was d...erived from privileged communications from the body to himself as their solicitor : but where the opponent had insisted on the town clerk answering the interrogatories it was held in Corp. of Salford v. Lever, 24 Q. B. D. 695, that it was a good ground for refusal : qu. as to the soundness of the distinction, see Article 18, supra. Information falling within the principle discussed in (n.) " Privileged information," p. 33, would of course be protected whoever answered for the body.
Iiiqnidator Where there is a question between him as representing the company on the one hand and the contributory or other person on the other hand, he is in the same position and under the same obliga- tion to give discovery as if he were the opposite party in an action, as if he were the officer called upon to give discovery on behalf of a litigant company (Re Contract Corp., L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quick, 3 Q. B. D. 315 ; and see supra, referring to Welshach Co. v. New S. Co.). The person proposed by the applicant will not be called on to answer if the body show any reasonable objection to him (Manchester Co. v. Slagg, infra ; and see Republic of Costa Rica v. Erlanger, 1 C. D. p. 173).
Town Clerk. — Where the body elected to answer through their town clerk it was held in Mayor of Swansea v. Quirk, 5 C. P. D. 106, that he could not refuse to answer on the ground that his information was d...erived from privileged communications from the body to himself as their solicitor : but where the opponent had insisted on the town clerk answering the interrogatories it was held in Corp. of Salford v. Lever, 24 Q. B. D. 695, that it was a good ground for refusal : qu. as to the soundness of the distinction, see Article 18, supra. Information falling within the principle discussed in (n.) " Privileged information," p. 33, would of course be protected whoever answered for the body.
Iiiqnidator Where there is a question between him as representing the company on the one hand and the contributory or other person on the other hand, he is in the same position and under the same obliga- tion to give discovery as if he were the opposite party in an action, as if he were the officer called upon to give discovery on behalf of a litigant company (Re Contract Corp., L.
What to read after Digest of the Law of Discovery : With Practice Notes?
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