LAW OFFICES
MARSHALL, BRATTER, GREENE, ALLISON & TUCKER

521 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 17, N. Y.

MURRAY HILL 7-3080

EDWARD M. BRATTER (1934-1957)

JEROME L. GREENE

WILLIAM J. BRATTER

JOHN P. ALLISON

SIMON GROSS

OSCAR L. TUCKER

MARVIN J. BLOCH

ROYAL E. BLAKEMAN

ALAN L. ROSENBLUM

EDGAR J. NATHAN, 3rd

WARREN S. TENNEY

RAPHAEL G. SCOBEY

STANLEY W. HERZFELOD

HOWARD D. STAVE

DAVID DOLGENOS

JAMES MARSHALL
COUNSEL

CABLE RETTARB, NEW YORK

December 16, 1958

Surowitz & Ruskin, Esq.
250 West 57th Street
New York 19, N. Y.

Re: Schwartz vs. Kramer

Dear Mr. Surowitz:

We have called your office twice within the last week
in an attempt to get you to serve a bill of particulars
so that we could proceed with the examination of the plain-
tiff at the time and place indicated in our stipulation.
On each occasion when we called you were not in the office
and we left an appropriate message with your secretary.

To this date we have not received a bill of particulars,
which is long overdue. We will, therefore, not proceed
with our examination of the plaintiff as indicated in our
stipulation dated November 14, 1958. Such stipulation was
predicated upon your furnishing us with a bill of particu-
lars within a reasonable time prior to the examinations
set forth in such stipulation.

If you will call the undersigned at our office, we will
be pleased to make arrangements to hold the examinations
within a reasonable period (approximately 10 days following
the date when you furnish us with the bill of particulars).

To repeat, we will not hold the examination of the
plaintiff on December 18, 1958 at 2:30 at our offices, but
will consider the examination adjourned until a reasonable
time after you furnish us with the bill of particulars.

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