Circuit Court discovery: max 30 interrogatories, responses typically due 30 days after receipt; no limit on document requests (Rule 2-421)
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Published discovery rules for circuit court cases: no more than 30 interrogatories may be sent to another party, responses are typically required 30 days after receiving them (check Maryland Rule 2-421), document production requests (including electronic information) have no numerical limit but should be reasonable and relevant, and requests for admission have no limit on the number of statements.
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- Interrogatories is a list of questions sent to the other party. You cannot send more than 30 questions to another party in a circuit court case. The Maryland Rules have form interrogatories that you can use as an example. Responses to interrogatories in circuit court cases are typically required 30 days after receiving them. Check Maryland Rule 2-421 to verify when the person receiving the request must respond. Interrogatories is a list of questions sent to the other party. You cannot send more than 30 questions to another party in a circuit court case. The Maryland Rules have form interrogatories that you can use as an example. Responses to interrogatories in circuit court cases are typically required 30 days after receiving them. Check Maryland Rule 2-421 to verify when the person receiving the request must respond. Interrogatories is a list of questions sent to the other party. You cannot send more than 30 questions to another party in a circuit court case. The Maryland Rules have form interrogatories that you can use as an example. Responses to interrogatories in circuit court cases are typically required 30 days after receiving them. Check Maryland Rule 2-421 to verify when the person receiving the request must respond. You can ask the other party to send you documents. This may include electronic information. There is no limit on the number of documents you can request of the other party. You should, though, only make reasonable and relevant requests. Responses are typically required 30 days after receiving the request. Check Maryland Rule 2-422 to verify when the person receiving the request must respond. You can send a list of statements to the other party. The other party must either admit or deny that the statement is true. There is no limit on the number of statements that you send. You should, though, only send a reasonable amount. When you respond to this type of discovery request, you have a few options for how you respond to each statement. You may admit only part of a statement. If you cannot admit or deny a statement, you should provide a reason for why you cannot respond. (as published)
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