In the case in the text,McMillian v.McMillian,what did the intermediate court hold?
A)The trial court erred when it denied the plaintiff's motion to compel because it was timely filed under Georgia's rules of civil procedure.
B)The trial court erred when it denied the plaintiff's motion to compel because the revenues and profits of Mail Source may very well be relevant in determining damages.
C)The trial court did not err when it denied the plaintiff's motion to compel because the revenues and profits of Mail Source are irrelevant in determining what profits Corporate Mail Management lost as a result of the competition.
D)The trial court did not err when it denied the plaintiff's motion to compel because the information would be inadmissible at trial.

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The intermediate court concluded that at the least,the revenues earned by Mail Source might be probative of the volume of work performed by Mail Source to the extent that more revenue is earned for doing more work,something the parties did not dispute.There may be reasons in this case why such evidence ultimately might not be admitted at trial,but the intermediate court was reviewing the denial of a motion to compel,not a judgment for money damages or a ruling admitting certain proof of damages at trial.It is enough to decide that the revenues and profits of Mail Source might very well have some relevance to the proper measure of damages in this case.

In the Case in the Text,McMillian V