Redmond v. Central Community Hospital

How courts have described this case

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• “[I]t is obvious that the [discovery] rules were intended to provide a party the means to discover relevant matter from other parties by motion or upon written request and, from third persons, through the use of subpoenas.”
• “[W]e find no provision in Rules 201 through 218 allowing a party or a court to require a litigant to submit for deposition persons who are not under the control of that party and who necessarily would have to be subpoenaed to obtain their presence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).