Fisher v. Glick
Superior Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
Carey, J.:
By its express terms Rule 34, Rules of Superior Court, requires a showing of good cause by the moving party. The question here is whether good cause has been shown.
In support of the motion, an affidavit of plaintiffs’ counsel has been filed reciting that she had personally talked with the claims agent of defendants’ insurance carrier, who had advised her that he was the one who investigated the collision in issue; that he did, on or about October 29, 1951, prepare a statement of “his” alleged facts regarding the collision and obtained the signature thereto of the plaintiff, William…
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