The Nova Scotia Reports ...: Containing Reports of Cases Argued ..., volume 37

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The Nova Scotia Reports ...: Containing Reports of Cases Argued ..., volume 37
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v. Tucker, interrogatories had been administered and answered, and it was held that anything further would go to defendant's private means and business. Attorney -General v. Gasgill, 20 Ch. D. 531.
1904, April 16th. Fraser, J. — This is an appeal from a Chambers Order dismissing an application for affidavit of d )cuments. It is not a notice for specific documents, but for all documents relating to any matter in question in this action. No reasons are given why the order was not granted, Digitiz
...ed by Google WOOD V. DOBnNION LUMBER CO., LTD., ET AL. 253 and, as the rule does not require an affidavit to be made on which the motion is founded, we must find whether or not the Judge was right in exercising his discretion in refusing the motion. Under the decisions of this Court, and the rights granted under O. 57, r. 4, the order herein appealed from may be set aside or discharged. The Judge had a real discretion to refuse or limit under the rule, subject of coarse to appeal. In Williams v.

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