V Depositions and Discovery

26.01 Discovery methods 26.02 Scope of discovery 26.03 Protective orders 26.04 Sequence and timing of discovery 26.05 Supplementation of responses 26.06 Effect of taking deposition or questioning deponent 27.01 Before action 27.02 Pending appeal 27.03 Perpetuation by action 28.01 Within the state 28.02 Without the state 28.03 Depositions to be used in other states 29 Stipulations regarding discovery procedure 30.01 When depositions may be taken 30.02 Notice of examination: general requirements; special notice; nonstenographic recording; production of documents and things; deposition of organization 30.03 Examination and cross-examination; record of examination; oath; objections 30.04 Motion to terminate or limit examination 30.05 Submission to witness; changes; signing 30.06 Certification and filing by officer; copies; exhibits 30.07 Failure to attend or to serve subpoena; expenses 31.01 Serving questions; notice 31.02 Officer to take responses and prepare record 31.03 Orders for the protection of parties and deponents--Deleted 32.01 Use of depositions 32.02 Objections to admissibility 32.03 Effect of taking or using depositions 32.04 Effect of errors and irregularities 33.01 Availability; procedures for use 33.02 Scope; use at trial 33.03 Option to produce business records 34.01 Scope 34.02 Procedure 34.03 Persons not parties 35.01 Order for examination 35.02 Report of examining physician or health care expert 36.01 Request for admission 36.02 Effect of admission 37.01 Motion for order compelling discovery 37.02 Failure to comply with order 37.03 Expenses on failure to admit 37.04 Failure of party to attend at own deposition or serve answers to interrogatories or respond to request for inspection 37.05 Expenses against the Commonwealth 37.06 Expenses against the Commonwealth--Renumbered