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198 Misc. 1043

Connair v. Weinstein

New York Supreme Court

Decided December 6, 1950

New York Supreme Court · decided 1950-12-06

Decided 1950-12-06

Taylob, J.

¶1The defendants Weinstein have moved to vacate a notice of examination before trial on the grounds that it is unnecessary, that the matters upon which it is sought are immaterial and improper and that the plaintiff is guilty of loches.

¶2*1044The action is in negligence predicated on an automobile accident which happened in the city of Albany on December 13, 1948. The summons and complaint were served on these defendants on February 11, 1949, who thereafter answered on or about March 2, 1949. The action was noticed for trial at the April, 1949, Trial Term of this court for Albany County and is presently on the day calendar.

¶3The propriety of the notice of examination was settled in this department in the case of Guy v. Stanley-Mark Strand Corp. (272 App. Div. 990).

¶4Lapse of time between the commencement of the action and the seeking of the examination without a showing of disadvantage and prejudice to the defendants is not a bar to its being had. (Israelson v. Gersing, 234 App. Div. 706; Schwartz v. Taylor & Co., 225 App. Div. 899; Keilly v. Schamarock, 266 App. Div. 692.) There is no such showing here.

¶5The motion is denied.

¶6If the parties cannot agree on the time and place of such examination and before whom the same shall be conducted, settle order on notice.

¶7Submit order..

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