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N.D. West Virginia· 12/3/1970

Rogers v. Tri-State Materials Corp.

Citations

  • 51 F.R.D. 234
  • 14 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 1563
  • 1970 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9320

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  • stating that “[i]nterrogatories, otherwise relevant, are not objectionable and oppressive simply on grounds [that] they may cause the answering party work, research and expense”
  • stating that “[interrogatories, otherwise relevant, are not objectionable and oppressive simply on grounds [that] they may cause the answering party work, research and expense”
  • stating that “[iJnterrogatories, otherwise relevant, are not objectionable and oppressive simply on grounds [that] they may cause the answering party work, research and expense’
  • stating that “[i]nterrogatories, otherwise relevant, are not objectionable and oppressive simply on grounds [that] they may cause the answering party work, research and expense”
  • stating that A[i]nterrogatories, otherwise relevant, are not objectionable and oppressive simply on grounds [that] they may cause the answering party work, research and expense@

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Judges: Maxwell

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