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Order Not Appealable, Did Not Affect Substantial Right.

No appeal as of right lies from an order for an in camera inspection of documents (to address a discovery request) where the inspection had not yet been conducted.  “Inasmuch as the order does not affect a substantial right of plaintiff, no appeal as of right lies therefrom…”.  In addition, the Third Department determined that the facts alleged would not support an application for permission to appeal.  Soloman vs Meyer. 515208 Third Dept. 2-21-13

 

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