Carlisle v. Bennett

This controversy was initiated by the service on the plaintiff, on August 27, 1934, of four papers, in the form of subpoenas duces tecum. The subpoenas served upon the plaintiff purported to require the production by him of certain information, as follows: “ A transcript of all loan accounts of Floyd L. Carlisle from 1925 to date, whether in his own name or in the name of another, giving name in which held, names of all corporations, companies, or individuals, with addresses, from whom he borrowed or to whom he loaned, directly or indirectly, money, securities, or other things of value, with…