Following a motion to compel answers to undertakings and refusals from examinations for discovery, both parties sought costs.
The defendants had breached a consent timetable order by failing to answer undertakings for over 17 months, only providing answers in their responding materials.
The Master awarded the plaintiff $2,000 in costs, noting the motion was necessary to compel the undertakings and the defendants provided no satisfactory explanation for their delay.
