Nichols v. Georgia Television Co.

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• trial court properly exercised its discretion when it concluded that it was reasonable to require the requesting party to pay a third party $200 for the cost of copying videotapes
• trial court properly exercised its discretion when it concluded that it was reasonable to require the requesting party to pay a third party $200 for the cost of copying videotapes
• motion to compel properly denied where party responded “by stating that the only videotape in its possession was a copy of the broadcasts” that the requesting party was granted permission to review
• summary judgment for defendant not authorized when reasonableness of belief not clear
• summary judgment for defendant not authorized when reasonableness of belief not clear
• cases from foreign jurisdictions “are not binding on this [C]ourt.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).