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· 4/29/1991

Clipse v. State

Citations

  • 808 P.2d 777
  • 61 Wash. App. 94
  • 1991 Wash. App. LEXIS 137

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the discovery sanction rule, CR 26(g), rather than CR 11, governs discovery disclosures
  • noting that the discovery sanction rule, CR 26(g), rather than CR 11, governs discovery disclosures
  • misleading discovery disclosures may not be sanctioned under CR 11, but can be sanctioned under CR 26(g)'s provisions which govern discovery requests
  • misleading discovery disclosures may not be sanctioned under CR 11, but can be sanctioned under CR 26(g)'s provisions which govern discovery requests
  • CR 11 does not apply to discovery disclosures

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Judges: Webster

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