Interrogatories to Party (Civil)

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01 ATTORNEY INFORMATION

Attorney Name *

State Bar No. *

Firm / Office Name

Address *

Phone *

Fax

02 CASE INFORMATION

File No. *

County *

Division

Plaintiff Name *

Defendant Name *

Propounding Party *

Set Number

Date Propounded

03 INTERROGATORIES 1 / 25

RULE 33 RESPONSE DEADLINE (30 DAYS FROM SERVICE)

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RULE 33 LIMIT: Pursuant to Rule 33(a), N.C.R. Civ. P., no party may serve more than 25 interrogatories (including discrete subparts) upon any other party without leave of court or written stipulation. The responding party has 30 days to answer in writing under oath.

04 DEFINITIONS & INSTRUCTIONS (OPTIONAL)

Custom definitions or instructions to include before interrogatories

05 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

Served Upon *

Date of Service *

Method of Service

SELECTED COUNTY

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RULE 33 — KEY POINTS

Limit of 25 interrogatories per party without leave of court or stipulation — count subparts
Responding party must answer in writing, under oath, within 30 days
Objections must be stated specifically and concisely — Rule 33(a)
Business records option: responding party may produce records in lieu of answer if the burden is substantially equal — Rule 33(c)
Supplementation required if answer is later learned to be incorrect — Rule 26(e)
Motion to compel available if no timely response — Rule 37(a)

STATUTORY REFERENCE

Rule 33(a)Interrogatories / limit

Rule 33(b)Answers and objections

Rule 33(c)Business records option

Rule 26(e)Duty to supplement

Rule 37(a)Motion to compel

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