Can I use the defendants false claims on a set of answers to my interrogatories to benefit my case?
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Can I use the defendants false claims on a set of answers to my interrogatories to benefit my case?
I am involved in a lawsuit. It is in the discovery phase and I have sent off my first set of written interrogatories to the defendant. The defendant answered the interrogatories and objected to all of them but did not read them carefully which caused them to make false claims on a few of the interrogatories.
Asked on June 20, 2012 under Personal Injury, Georgia
Answers:
Robert Slim / Robert C. Slim - Attorney at Law
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Answers to interrogatories may be used against the answering party. However, the objections are not generally admissible.
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