Taylor v. Hunnicutt

Deen, Judge.

The requests just set out to do no more than call on the plaintiff to admit his lawsuit was filed in bad faith, and should of course be stricken on objection. Hobbs v. New England Ins. Co., 212 Ga. 513 (3) (93 SE2d 653). Nor would answers to the remaining questions give the defendants any material facts which would help them in the defense beyond that already obtained. The question is simply whether, under these circumstances, the trial court had any discretion to extend the time for answer or objection. Obviously, if all the requests are to be taken as admitted the defendants are…