Interrogatories definition:
Pre-trial numbered and written questions on relevant matters to the litigation, sent to the other side of litigation, and for which reply is mandatory.
Interrogatories
It is refered to as a part of process of discovering facts before the trial beins. Usually a set of question in writing is presented to the witness by the law enforcers or by one party of lawsuit to the other party.
Interrogatories: A written set of questions sent from one party to the other during the discovery process.
Interrogatories: Written questions asked by one party in a lawsuit for which the opposing party must provide written answers.
Answers to Interrogatories - A formal written statement by a party to a lawsuit which answers each question or interrogatory propounded by the other party.
interrogatories - In the discovery phase of civil litigation these written questions are submitted by one party to another party and must be answered in writing under oath.
Interrogatories: A group of questions served upon the opposing party to gain knowledge pertaining to the issues in the matrimonial proceedings.
Interrogatories - A set or series of written questions propounded to a party, witness, or other person having information or interest in a case; a discovery device.
Interrogatories - Written questions developed by one party's attorney for the opposing party. Interrogatories must be answered under oath within a specific period of time.
interrogatories Written questions served by the opposing party that must be answered in writing as part of the discovery process.
interrogatories: Rule 33; a discovery device whereby a party to a lawsuit submits written questions to another party who must then respond to those questions in writing.
interrogatories: written questions propounded by one party and served on an adversary, who must provide written answers thereto under oath
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INTERROGATORIES: Part of the pre-trial discovery (fact-finding) process in which a witness provides written answers to written questions under oath. The answers often can be used as evidence in the trial.
INTESTATE: To die without a will.
interrogatories
n. a set of written questions to a party to a lawsuit asked by the opposing party as part of the pre-trial discovery process.
interrogatories A series of written questions submitted to a party or a witness before trial, for the purpose of discovery; the answers to the interrogatories may, under some circumstances, be used as evidence at trial.
INTERROGATORIES -- Written questions posed prior to trial by one party to a civil case and served on another party to the case, who must answer them in writing under oath. See DISCOVERY.
INTERSTATE -- Involving two or more states.
Term: Interrogatories
Definition: Written questions served on a party to a lawsuit to be answered under oath as part of pre-trial discovery.
Term: Ipso Facto
Definition: By virtue of the mere fact of itself.
Interrogatories
Interrogatories are part of discovery. They are written questions which must be answered in writing and under oath.
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* Interrogatories--written questions sent by one party to the other party for the latter to answer in writing under oath.
Interrogatories One of the really fun tools you have to get at the truth of matters you must prove to win your lawsuit is a discovery tool called interrogatories.
deposition - The testimony of a witness taken upon oral question or written interrogatories, not in open court, but in pursuance of a commission to take testimony issued by a court, or under a general law or court rule on the subject, ...
to either of the parties, or interested in the event of the cause; provided that a notification from the magistrate before whom the deposition is to be taken, to the adverse party, to be present at the taking of the same, and to put interrogatories, ...
The most common types of discovery are interrogatories, consisting of written questions the other party must answer under penalty of perjury; depositions, ...
: a verdict that is either for the plaintiff or for the defendant and is often returned with answers to interrogatories on questions of fact <where there exists a conflict between the general verdict and the interrogatories, ...
Typical tools of discovery include depositions, interrogatories, requests for admissions, and requests for documents. All of these devices help the lawyer learn the relevant facts and collect and examine any relevant documents or other materials.
DISCOVERY: a way for getting information from the other side or other people. Examples of discovery are interrogatories (written questions) and depositions (questions which are usually in person and recorded).
In criminal cases, the questioning of suspects by police. In civil proceedings, the pre-hearing process, by which a party asks the other party a series of written questions (interrogatories) which are then required to be answered on oath.
The offender is then arrested, and when committed will be compelled to answer interrogatories, exhibited against him by the party at whose instance the proceedings have been had; and the examination when taken is referred to the master, ...
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