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TurboB
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08 Jul 15 #463883 by TurboB

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As LIP, my requests for additional documentary evidence often falls on deaf ears with the other side''s lawyer. However, when they request stuff outside of court ordered Directions, I get a strongly worded letter to respond asap!

if i choose not to respond, could they force me to provide infomation that has not been ordered by the court?

TurboB
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10 Jul 15 #463963 by TurboB

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Anyone?

.Charles
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10 Jul 15 #463966 by .Charles

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It depends what the court has ordered and what information they are seeking.

If you have has a FDA hearing where the judge approved questionnaires you should respond to the questions approved by the judge. However, if your response was deficient, you might have been served with a schedule of deficiencies which requires to you answer the question/s property or more thoroughly.

As a case progresses you each have a duty of continuing disclosure so that any significant changes can be taken into account.

Charles

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