WY · rules
U.R.D.C. 401
Captions on Filed Documents and Discovery Documents
(a) Every order, motion and petition, and all pleadings, shall recite the case
number and shall have a title which briefly states its contents. For example, an
order compelling discovery is to be titled, “Order Compelling Discovery,” rather
than “Order.”
(b) Each different type of discovery request shall have a title which fairly
describes the document being served or answered. For example, a request for
production is to be titled, “Request for Production,” and not merely titled
“Discovery.”
Provenance
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- wyocourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
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