US · rules
N.D. W. Va. LR Civ P 33.01
Interrogatories
(a) Form of Response: Each answer, statement or objection to an interrogatory
must be preceded by the interrogatory to which it responds.
(b) Reference to Records: As permitted in Fed. R. Civ. P. 33(d), whenever a
party answers any interrogatory by reference to records from which the answer may be
derived or ascertained:
(1) The producing party shall make available any computerized
information or summaries thereof that it either has or can adduce by a
relatively simple procedure, unless these materials are privileged or
otherwise not subject to discovery;
(2) The producing party shall provide any relevant compilations, abstracts
or summaries that are in its custody or that are readily obtainable, unless
these materials are privileged or otherwise not subject to discovery;
(3) The documents shall be made available for inspection and copying
within fourteen (14) days after service of the answers to interrogatories or
at a date agreed upon by the parties; and
(4) If a party answers an interrogatory by reference to a deposition in the
action, the party shall identify the deponent and the pages of a specific
transcript where the information may be found. If a party answers an
interrogatory by reference to a deposition in another action, the party shall
identify the deponent, the date of deposition, the style of the action and the
pages of a specific transcript where the information may be found, and the
party shall make a copy of the deposition available for inspection and
copying.
(c) Answers to Interrogatories Following Objections: When it is ordered that
interrogatories to which objections were made must be answered, the answers shall be
served within fourteen (14) days of the order, unless the Court directs or the parties
stipulate otherwise.
Production of Documents
Provenance
- Source
- www.wvnd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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