Ordered that the order is affirmed, with costs.
The notices to admit served by the appellants upon the plaintiffs were clearly beyond the purview of appropriate demands pursuant to CPLR 3123. A notice to admit may not seek information which would not reasonably be expected to be within the personal knowledge of the party served (see Taylor v Blair,
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