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N.D.R.Civ.P. 30.1

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Rule 30.1 Uniform Audio-visual Deposition Rule [Repealed]

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Rule Text

Amendment history: (Adopted Mar. 1, 1986; amended Mar. 1, 1999, Mar. 1, 2011.)

Plain-English Summary (for reference only — not a substitute for the rule text above)

This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.

This rule no longer exists. It was officially removed from North Dakota's court rules, which means it has no legal effect anymore.

If you're looking at older documents or cases that mention this rule, keep in mind it doesn't apply to current cases. Any rules about recording depositions with video or audio would now be found elsewhere in North Dakota's civil procedure rules.

If you have a case that involves recorded depositions, it's a good idea to check the current version of the rules or talk to a legal professional to find out which rule applies now.

Committee Notes

Rule 30.1 was repealed, effective March 1, 2011. Procedures for taking audio-visual depositions have been incorporated into Rule 30.

SOURCES: Joint Procedure Committee Minutes of January 29-30, 2009, pages 20-26; January 29-30, 1998, page 19; November 29, 1984, pages 29-31; October 18, 1984, page 17; April 26-27, 1979, pages 1-4; January 25-26, 1979, pages 7-10; December 7-8, 1978, page 2; Uniform Audio-Visual Deposition Rule.

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