Harris v. Sturtevant

34 Me. 63
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine·Decided July 1, 1852·Published

Opinion

In order to prove, by a deposition, the contents of a paper in the hands of the adversary party, it is not requisite that notice to produce should he given to him, prior to the taking of the deposition.

The deposition will be admissible, if the notice to produce be given a reasonable time before the trial.

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Harris v. Sturtevant, 34 Me. 63 (Me. 1852).

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