The case of Kay v. Posluns, supra, is often quoted as standing for the proposition that an examination for discovery is not a fishing expedition. The purpose of discovery is not to permit counsel to search out evidence which might be helpful at trial nor is it permissible for counsel to ask any and all questions in the hopes of discovering something that will be of assistance to the case. Criminal charges against the Defendant
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