213 F. 447 | 2d Cir. | 1914
It is understood that all alleged errors of the ste-
nographer have now been corrected to the satisfaction of all parties.
He may, however, after the record of question and answer as it now stands and before his signature and jurat, insert a statement that upon reading this record of his testimony he now sees that certain of his, answers (specifying each one separately) was incorrect—and that the reason for the inaccuracy was either because he misunderstood the question (in which case he must state what he understood the question to ask), or because at the time he answered he did not have sufficient information to enable him to answer the question accurately.
With this modification the order is affirmed.