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· 3/20/1956

In re Certain Chinese Family Benevolent & District Ass'n

Citations

  • 19 F.R.D. 97
  • 1956 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 4632

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  • exercising discretion to allow non–compliant party to make reasonable inquiry 16 into discovery requests instead of deeming the issues admitted, then allowing party to supplement 17 the responses and detail the reasonable inquiry made
  • reasonable inquiry includes inquiry of co-defendants represented by the same counsel
  • defendants had to consult with one another in order to satisfy reasonable inquiry requirement where they all had close personal and business relationship with each other, were represented by the same counsel, and had common interest against the plaintiff
  • defendants had to consult with one another in order to satisfy reasonable inquiry requirement where they all had close personal and business relationship with each other, were represented by the same counsel, and had common interest against the plaintiff

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Judges: Carter

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