What does "The answers are to be signed by the person making them" regarding answering Interrogatories mean?

Anonymous Mar 24, 2015 Bankruptcy and Debt 3 views 1 answers

Arkansas Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 33. Interrogatories To Parties. States "The answers are to be signed by the person making them" regarding answering interrogatories. What does that mean? Does the respondent have to sign under each answer in any particular way?

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Charles Tobin

Charles Tobin · Jun 15, 2026

It means that the interrogatory answers or responses must be signed at their end (not after every question) by the person legally bound to answer or respond to them. They are signed under oath. On the other hand, interogatory qustions, that are objected to and, thus, unanswered, are signed by the attorney stating his or her grounds for objection.

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