While it was not an abuse of discretion for the IAS Court to refuse to order the drastic remedy of striking defendant's answer, in light of defendant's inexcusable delay in providing discovery and its repeated failure to appear for deposition in violation of court orders, some sanction should have been imposed as recompense for the cost of the multiple motions necessitated by defendant's dilatory and obstructive conduct. Accordingly, the order is modified to the extent of...
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