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What are interrogatories?

One party may ask written questions to another party.  In comparison to taking a deposition, interrogatories are usually an inexpensive form of discovery.  There is no expense of a court reporter or transcript of the deposition.  However, that is not to give the impression that written discovery is inexpensive. 

To avoid evasiveness or vagueness in a party’s response to interrogatories, these questions have to be appropriately framed and cannot be overly broad.  The number of interrogatories is usually limited to twenty-five (25) per party, depending on the level of discovery under which the case is being conducted.

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