LCR 33 Interrogatories to Parties.
(a) Limited Interrogatories without Prior Approval of the Court.
Any party may serve upon any other party not more than one set of
written interrogatories containing not more than thirty
questions, including those authorized by CRLJ 26(b), without
prior permission of the court. Separate sections, paragraphs or
categories contained in one interrogatory shall be considered
separate questions for the purpose of this rule.
{Adopted effective September 1, 1999.}
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