Matter of Audrey B. v. Shamica C.

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• noting that in determining if a contract is ambiguous, court is not confined to its four corners and may read the contract in the context in which it was made
• finding sufficient intent to appeal a discovery order from plaintiffs’ notice of appeal from summary judgment order and arguments in plaintiffs’ opening appellate brief
• stating “[i]t is well recognized that the federal rules allow broad and liberal discovery”

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