Homelite v. Trywilk Realty Co.

How courts have described this case

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• finding documents requested to be within the control of the named corporate party though not within its physical possession where nonparty corporations shared a common ownership with the party, one of the parties was the owner (directly and indirectly
• “With regard to non-parties, Rule 34(c) contemplates that they may be required to produce documents through the use of a subpoena issued under Rule 45.”
• “ ‘Control’ has been construed broadly by the courts as the legal right, authority, or practical ability to obtain the materials sought on demand.”
• ordering production of documents in possession of affiliated corporation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).