Dean v. Gainesville Stone Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Presiding Judge.
Under the discovery provisions of the Civil Practice Act, a trial judge is authorized to direct parties to an action to produce pertinent documents for inspection, copying or photographing. Code Ann. § 81A-134 (a). A broad discretionary power is given to the judges by the Act to assure safeguards against oppressive and unfair questions and demands. Conversely, a very broad discretion is granted judges in applying sanctions against disobedient parties in order to assure com*317pliance with the orders of the courts. By Code Ann. § 81A-137 (b) (2) (iii) the courts are…
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