The Special Referee correctly precluded defendant from calling a computer forensics expert to testify that three electronic documents, i.e., email "read receipts," produced in 2017 on behalf of plaintiff were falsified during litigation, on the ground that whether the email had been read by defendant was a collateral matter, not material to the issue of whether defendant agreed to the 2014 charitable pledge agreement (see Badr v Hogan,
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