Cabinet Makers Union v. Sommers

Concurring Opinion by

His Honor Judge Frank McGloin.

While acquiescing in the final conclusion reached in this case, I am compelled, regretfully, to differ with my learned colleague, judge ad hoc for the determination of this controversy, as to the law governing the answering of interrogatories upon facts and articles. The incidents of the case, are correctly stated in his opinion, and the sole point of difference arises in the discussion of the question, whether, previous to the defendant’s being in default in the matter of filing an answer to the suit, the interrogatories could be taken pro…