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The examinations shall proceed, upon 10 days' written notice, at such times and places as set forth in the notice or at such other times and places as the parties may stipulate. The court does not now pass on the admissibility of the evidence which will be adduced at the examination. As indicated by the modification here made, the statements and/or reports referred to are to be produced so that it may be ascertained whether they were made in preparation for litigation or in the regular course or business (CPLR 3101, subd. [d]). The records and reports pertaining to defendant John Bell, Jr., are to be produced to determine his physical condition during the period of his employment by the defendant railroad company up to and including March 26, 1966 and whether those records and reports indicate that he was suffering from the same condition during that period as it is claimed he was suffering at the time of the accident which gave rise to this action.

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