· 12/7/1961
Paul Martin and Verla Martin v. Reynolds Metals Corporation
Citations
- 297 F.2d 49
How courts have described this case
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- interpreting Federal Rule 27, which is similar to the Alaska rule
- party seeking deposition must be unable to bring suit or cause it to be brought
- discovery in proceeding to perpetuate evidence by potential defendant prior to suit against it
- putative defendant who makes showing that prospective plaintiff is destroying evidence may conduct limited discovery under Rule 27
- “ ‘investigation’, when liberally construed, includes the sampling and testing here contemplated”
- a defendant is entitled to use F.R.C.P . 27, upon proper showing, to preserve important testimony that might otherwise be lost
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Judges: Orr, Koelsch, Duniway
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