Robert J. Gill v. Julius Stolow and Harry Stolow, Copartners, Doing Business Under the Firm Name and Style of J. & H. Stolow

How courts have described this case

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• overturning dismissal under Rule 37(d): “general principles cannot justify denial of a party’s fair day in court except upon a serious showing of willful default”
• overturning dismissal under Rule 37(d): \general principles cannot justify denial of a party's fair day in court except upon a serious showing of willful default\
• dismissal under old Rule 37(d) overturned because there was no consistent course of obstruction and deponent submitted post-default documentation of his ill health
• “[G]eneral principles cannot justify denial of a party's fair day in court except upon a serious showing of willful default.”
• \general principles cannot justify denial of a party's fair day in court except upon a serious showing of willful default\
• “[I]t is no doubt within my discretion to order a jury trial on this issue . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).