In re the Estate of Grube

Wingate, S.

It is a somewhat peculiar psychological phenomenon that even competent and experienced counsel when immersed in the intricacies of a lqgal situation frequently become *229myopic to primary basic principles of law and procedure. To adopt the vernacular aphorism, they are unable to see the woods because of the trees. An apt illustration of this condition is supplied by the present proceeding which seeks a direction that Messrs. Samuel Marcus and Isidor Weis, constituting the law firm of Moss, Marcus & Weis, who are not parties to this proceeding, deposit in this court all books, records,…