The discovery is a preliminary investigation that takes place after the filing of a lawsuit and before the litigation process, in order to allow the parties in the case to prepare for the settlement or proceeding. It is based on the belief that a free exchange of information is more likely to reveal the truth about the facts in question. The rules of the court and the state rules of proof regulate the preliminary investigation.
There are deadlines and guidelines for submitting search queries and sending responses. Failure to respond promptly or appropriate to a search query may result in penalties and other penalties. Local laws vary, so the laws in your area should be consulted to know the applicable requirements.
Some methods of discovery include written questions called interviews, admissions applications that can only be approved or denied, oral questions on depositions, impossible or impossible transmissions of property inspection requests, and requests for making documents and other physical items that are delivered the requesting party.
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