In re Erie Malleable Iron Co.
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Erie county. Application by the Erie Malleable Iron Company, Limited, to take the deposition of the Gould Coupler Company, to enable petitioner to frame its complaint in an action about to be brought by it against said coupler company. The application was granted. Afterwards a motion to vacate the order granting the application was denied, and the Gould Coupler Company appeals. Affirmed.
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
The order requiring the Gould Coupler Company and its officers to appear before a referee with its books, and submit to an examination, was made .upon the affidavit of Mr. Benjamin J. Walker, setting forth that a written contract was entered into between the two companies named in the above title, on the 26th day of January, 1891, by the terms of which contract the Erie Company granted the Gould Company the right to use all the processes which the Erie Company was using, or might thereafter use, in the manufacture of malleable iron, and furnish the services of Mr. Walker to superintend the…
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