· 2/19/1959
Great Southern Trucking Co. v. Standard Wholesale Grocery Co.
Citations
- 110 So. 2d 507
How courts have described this case
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- holding that subpoenaed invoices were not protected by attorney-client privilege “to the extent that they do not disclose confidential communications which [the client] disclosed to [his][a]ttorneys” and concluding that any references to such confidential communications could be redacted
- absent.abuse, rulings on motions to quash rest. in the discretion of the court
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Judges: Carroll, Chas, Horton, Pearson
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