Kuyamjian v. Murrah
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMorris Eder, J.
Motion by defendant for a physical examination of plaintiff is granted. Plaintiff previously submitted to such an examination by a doctor selected by defendant without the necessity of a court order. That examination revealed a claim of neurological involvement and injury to the ear and defendant made the instant application for a second examination, this time by a neurologist and an ear specialist. Plaintiff does not object but urges the imposition of certain conditions, including the furnishing to her attorney of a duplicate copy of the medical reports.
Section 306 of the Civil Practice Act…
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