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Superior Court of California Form Interrogatories - General (DISC-001) question.

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I am serving Form Interrogatories - General (DISC-001) I am the asking party and the plaintiff is the answering party. Who signs and dates this form? The asking party or answering party?

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Nicholas Roscha ·
Great question. The spot on the first page in Sec 3 is an example of what the answering party may want to include at the end of their response. There is no place on DISC-001 for the asking party to date and sign, and they do not need to be signed and dated to be effective. You should make sure you have a signed proof of service indicating when and how the Form Rogs were served on the answering party.
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John Kitta ·
In addition of Mr. Roscha’s answer I would also suggest that your proof of service be executed by an adult, over the age of eighteen rather than yourself.
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