In re the Estate of Leary

Delehanty, S.

The furnishing of particulars by petitioner is resisted on the ground that this is a proceeding in discovery in which petitioner asserts no bill of particulars may be ordered. This objection is overruled. Such bills are regularly required in such proceedings.

Objection is further made to the furnishing of the bill in advance of the completion of an examination sought by petitioner of the representatives of deceased. The court regards this type of proceeding as one in respect of which it may validly exercise its discretion to require the furnishing of a bill without regard to the

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