Exam 11: Interrogatories

If the deponent does not have the information with which to answer an inter- rogatory, what must the deponent do to comply with the spirit of the discovery rules?

What may the deponent do if the proponent's set of interrogatories exceeds the number limit established by state or federal rules?

A of interrogatories is a group of interrogatories that a party currently wants answered.

What should a deponent do if he or she cannot respond to certain interroga- tories until he or she has all the evidence available to consider?

Who must sign the deponent's answers to interrogatories?

How should the deponent respond to an interrogatory if the information called for is unknown to the deponent and is equally available to the proponent?

What should the defendant do if, at trial, the plaintiff were to attempt to prove that the defendant was negligent in some respect not described in the plaintiff's answer to interrogatories?

If the deponent wrongfully withholds or conceals information by giving incomplete or misleading answers, the deponent is subject to .

As a matter of preferred form, what should be the first number of the second set of interrogatories?

Why are interrogatories used to determine whether parties are insured?