Flanner v. Saint Joseph Home for the Blind Sisters
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBarnhill, J.
Plaintiff, by ber motion, seeks information as to whether defendant (1) is protected by liability insurance, and (2) is a commercial rather than an eleemosynary corporation. She asserts that this information is necessary to enable ber to prepare ber complaint. By its appeal tbe defendant challenges tbe right of plaintiff to examine its books and policies for tbe purpose indicated. Hence, tbe validity of tbe order of examination is tbe one question presented for decision.
Plaintiff concedes she has knowledge of tbe occurrence, and tbe attend- ' ant facts and circumstances, out of which ber…
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- Snipes v. . MondsSupreme Court of North Carolina · 1925
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