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· 10/2/1978

Michele v. United States

Citations

  • 439 U.S. 854
  • 99 S. Ct. 163

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  • where it appeared that plaintiff would have to present his full case including the evidence on damages, at one hearing, plaintiff was entitled to have records requested in subpoena so as to present an intelligent and accurate picture of its damages

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