Jobse v. Connolly
Civil Court of the City of New York
1Opinion of the CourtIrving Younger, J.
In the course of the trial of this case, plaintiff’s counsel offered a deposition in evidence. Defense counsel objected, and I sustained the objection. Plaintiff’s counsel was perplexed. Because he is entitled to whatever guidance I can furnish, and because the point seems novel, I am filing this memorandum.
In February, 1959, there was an accident involving Jobse, Connolly and Santomassimo, as a result of which Jobse promptly sued Connolly and Santomassimo in Supreme Court. Nothing happened for four years. Then, in 1963, Santomassimo (but not Connolly) moved to dismiss for failure to…
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