United States Leasing Corp. v. O'Neill, Price, Anderson & Fouchard, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CIRE, Justice.
Plaintiff appeals from the dismissal of its action with prejudice for failure to comply with a discovery order.
Plaintiff-appellant United States Leasing Corp., a California corporation, sued defendant-appellee O’Neill, Price, Anderson & Fouchard, Inc. for payment of rentals allegedly due on a lease of equipment. Defendant answered and, on October 16, 1975 filed interrogatories which it requested plaintiff answer within 16 days of receiving them. On October 21, plaintiff filed exceptions to the interrogatories, which were sustained in part by order of the court on November 21;…
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