Henry v. Travelers' Ins.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Colorado
In Equity. On motions.
1Opinion of the CourtBrewer, J.
In Henry v. Insurance Co. are two or three motions which were, partially at least, submitted to me during the vacation. One is a motion to compel the opening of certain records of a corporation not a party to the suit, but whose records it is claimed would disclose something of importance to the litigation. I overruled that motion temporarily during vacation, and after hearing fuller statements of counsel the other day, I am strengthened in the opinion that I then had, not merely by the fact that tills is the record of an independent corporation not a ■party to this suit, but also by the fact…
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