Green v. Clerk

How courts have described this case

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• finding documents of one affiliate in the custody and control of another affiliate where “it is inconceivable that defendant would not have access to these documents and the ability to obtain them for its usual business”
• control found where subsidiary had access to documents held by parent in ordinary course of business
• control of documents held by corporate parent presumed where subsidiary had access in normal course of business
• “inconceivable” that subsidiary lacked control 25 over parent’s materials relevant to its business of marketing and 26 servicing parent’s aircraft
• “inconceivable” that subsidiary lacked control 25 over parent’s materials relevant to its business of marketing and 26 servicing parent’s aircraft
• it was “inconceivable that defendant would 17 not have access to [the] documents and the ability to obtain them for its usual business.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).