A Request for Admission shortens the lawsuit timelines and reduces the costs involved, although it may be complicated if not handled correctly. 17330 Preston Rd., Ste. -177.12 -24 Td stream
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/ProcSet [/PDF /Text /ImageB /ImageC /ImageI] (7) Motion Regarding the Sufficiency of an Answer or Objection. 2000), the court also found that it is permissible to request that a party admit or deny a Rule 36 request as to the accuracy of quoted textual material from a document relevant to the case: [A]s a statement of a documents text is a matter of fact, a request calling upon a party to admit or deny that such quoted material is the actual text of an identified document, relevant to the case, may not be ignored on the ground that the request seeks an interpretation of the text or that the document in question speaks for itself. Documents do not speak, rather, they represent factual information from which legal consequences may follow.