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Interrogatory Limit Increases
In measuring compliance with the 25-interrogatory limit of Rule 33(a),
Fed.R.Civ.P., subparts should count as separate interrogatories if they
seek information about discrete subjects, but questions about
communications of a particular type should be treated as a single
interrogatory even if it requests that time, place, persons present, and
contents ...
Fed.R.Civ.P., subparts should count as separate interrogatories if they
seek information about discrete subjects, but questions about
communications of a particular type should be treated as a single
interrogatory even if it requests that time, place, persons present, and
contents ...
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