In Miles v. Armour, 239 Mo. 438, 144 S.W. 424, 426, the trial court struck defendant's pleadings and rendered default judgment against him because of his refusal to testify by deposition in a foreign state.
Summary of this case from City of Columbia v. Bil-Nor Construction Co.Redesignated as Opinion and Publication Ordered April 9, 1997. Review Granted Nov. 14, 1997.
Redesignated a Memorandum Decision on May 27, 1998.
In Miles v. Armour, 239 Mo. 438, 144 S.W. 424, 426, the trial court struck defendant's pleadings and rendered default judgment against him because of his refusal to testify by deposition in a foreign state.
Summary of this case from City of Columbia v. Bil-Nor Construction Co.Full title:A. DOE, A SINGLE PERSON, PLAINTIFF/APPELLANT, v. MILES INC.; ARMOUR…
Court:Court of Appeals of Arizona, Division Two
Date published: Feb 18, 1997
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