Island Supply Co. v. Steitz

The proper practice on plaintiff’s failure to submit to an examination after notice to that effect was properly-served is for the defendant to apply for a stay until it does so submit. (Graziano v. Eagle Pencil Co., 207 App. Div. 225; Meinig Co. v. U. S. Fastener Co., 194 id. 397.) The rule is well established that where a foreign corporation invokes the aid of the courts of this jurisdiction it will be required to submit to examination in this State on the penalty of being stayed until it does. It is only where serious hardship would result to such a corporation and its officers be required…