Wong Hong Nee v. Barber

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• finding that the propounding party made a good-faith effort to comply with the numerical limit on interrogatories
• “When a party believes that another party has asked too many interrogatories, the party to which the discovery has be[en] propounded should object to all interrogatories or file a motion for protective order.”
• “The responding party should not answer some interrogatories and object to the ones to which it does not want to respond. By answering some and not answering others, the Defendants waived [their] objection” that the plaintiff exceeded the permitted number of interrogatories.

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