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Proper Discovery in Adversary proceeding
I'm a big fan of California Judicial Council Form Interrogatories, and particularly the one that refers to the concurrently served Requests for Admission, then says, if you deny any of the requested admissions, state all facts that support your denial, number by number.
That is a very efficient way to narrow the issues and get broad discovery on the real disputes.
Question is: does anyone know whether that kind of interrogatory violates any federal rule limitation on discovery or is otherwise problematic?
Thanks.
Jason
Jason Wallach
jwallach@gladstonemichel.com
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