Debt Lawsuit:

Plaintiff objects to interrogatories as they are non-conforming persuant to regulation
R. 6:4-3(f). I asked to many questions in my first interrogatories.Can I amend the first one or re-file the interrogatories again with the court with the correct amount of 5 questions allowed?

What State? Otherwise, I have no idea what Reg you are asking about.

Were your papers denied, rejected, something else? What was the Court's ruling?

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Originally Posted by walt007

Debt Lawsuit:

Plaintiff objects to interrogatories as they are non-conforming persuant to regulation
R. 6:4-3(f). I asked to many questions in my first interrogatories.Can I amend the first one or re-file the interrogatories again with the court with the correct amount of 5 questions allowed?

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Yes. Assuming that wherever you are the pertinent court rules limit the number of interrogatories to five, and the plaintiff objected because you asked too many, re-do them, making it clear that these amended interrogatories are to replace and supplant the original ones filed on such-and-such a date.