Local Rule Civil Rule 33.1: Interrogatories

Civil Rule 33.1 Interrogatories a. Limitation on Number of Interrogatories. No party will serve on any other party interrogatories which, including discrete subparts, number more than twenty-five (25) interrogatories without leave of Court. Any party desiring to serve additional interrogatories must submit to the Court a written motion setting forth the proposed additional interrogatories and the reasons establishing good cause for their use. b. Answers and Objections to Interrogatories. Answers and objections to interrogatories, objections to answers to interrogatories or motions for more definite answers pursuant to Rule 37(a), Fed. R. Civ. P. must identify and quote each interrogatory in full immediately preceding the statement of any answer or objection thereto. c. Filing. Unless filing is ordered by the Court on motion of a party or upon its own motion, interrogatories, requests for production and the answers thereto need not be filed unless and until they are used in the proceedings.