I am a plantiff in a civil matter, the defendent want depositions conducted of the witnesses, who is responsible to pay for it?
The party noticing the depo is responsible for all costs, except a copy for you if you want one.
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The party noticing the depo is responsible for all costs, except a copy for you if you want one.
Civil fraud. You get subpoena power when you sue. Then, she will have to turn over original. Don't bother with ADRE: it's a good old boy outfit...
Yes, you were entitled to respond, within a designated period of time.
I can't tell from your narrative whether there is a security deposit issue. But yes, you should have a claim against the tenant and possibly the...
No, but the landlord may be able to terminate.
File a document - let's call it Request re Setting of Upcoming Hearing - and make your request.
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Ms. Kobrin is right on. Take the original agreement and all records of communications to a lawyer. You have a possible claim.
I'm afraid your narrative is a little unclear. Has the motion for telephonic appearance already been granted? Did you respond to the motion? If...
If the transactions were in Az, you can sue him there. There are a number of issues. Talk to a lawyer.
Someone needs to look at the paperwork and hear the full story. Yes, there is potential liability. See a lawyer.