Gray v. Victory Memorial Hospital
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Nicholas A. Clemente, J.
In an order dated November 15, 1988, this court held that defendant Victory Memorial Hospital (Victory) is entitled to have plaintiff examined by a psychiatrist although plaintiff may have a representative present at the examination. The *303issue that has arisen is whether the representative may be the psychiatrist who treated plaintiff and will testify at trial. Victory, at a conference conducted on this case, has requested by way of reargument that plaintiff be barred from having his psychiatrist present at the examination. In my view the weight of…
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