Phillips v. DELAWARE POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Superior Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
Stiftel, Judge.
An explosion occurred at 2700 Thompson Place, Wilmington, Delaware, on January 12, 1962. Plaintiffs’ complaint blames escaping gas from a main beneath the street which they allege was under the control of Delaware Power & Light Company (“the Power Company”). As a result of the explosion, plaintiffs claim that the entire contents of their house were destroyed.
Defendant, the Power Company, propounded interrogatory 9(d), which reads as follows:
“9. State item by item: (d) the prospective useful life of each item enumerated in Exhibit A to the amendment to your complaint captioned,…
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