In addition to quashing most of the subpoena duces tecum served on appellants on the ground that most of the subpoena's document requests were overbroad, burdensome and oppressive, seeking material well beyond the legitimate scope of petitioner-respondent's need in defending a Maryland divorce action, the IAS court should have granted appellants a protective order limiting the scope of their deposition testimony to the issues raised in item 1 of the subpoena, so that they...
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