J. Schoeneman, Inc. v. Brauer

REEVES, District Judge.

The question in this case arises on the motion of the defendant to strike interrogatories propounded by plaintiff. The main complaint is that the interrogatories are numerically excessive and that, moreover, irrelevant and immaterial matter is called for, as well as mere opinion.

Each of the interrogatories has been examined. With two exceptions they seek to elicit facts which appear to be material in the trial of the case. The exceptions are those numbered 49 and 50 as they call for mere opinions as to the validity of the registered trade-mark and also seek an opinion…