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To: Ally who wrote (4323)	8/13/1998 9:04:00 PM
From: john	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4718

< if you are sued, the same court rules that gives a company a right for discovery also applies to them.> String a roll of toilet paper out and count the little squares then times that number by two............... That will be close to the number of undertakings that maybe required in a certain case that I hear is coming to the courts...... of course the plaintiff will be doing the undertakings.......... first one.......... all long distance phone records........... both personal, corporate, faxes and cells, from May 1997 to present............. did anyone know in Canada that it is not, I REPEAT not illegal to tape phone conversations as long as one of the parties to the conversation being taped is aware of that taping............ I hope everyone has a very good sleep tonight.......... nighty nite............ sleep tight........... wondering what was said, and by who!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EB *TAP ,,,,,, TAP ....... TAP /////////*