(1)
Aparty shall not servemorethan30interrogatoriesto each otherparty.Each subpart of an interrogatory shall be counted as a separate interrogatory.
(2)
A party shall .le a motion for leave to serve additional interrogatories on a party with the administrativelawjudgebeforeserving additionalinterrogato-ries on aparty.The administrativelawjudge shallgrant the motion onlyif the partyshowsgood causefor theparty’sfailure toinquire about theinformation previously and that the information cannot reasonably be obtained using less burdensome discovery methods or be obtained from other sources.
(l)
Requestsfor admission.Aparty may serve a written requestfor admission ofthetruth of any matter within the scope of discovery under this section or the authenticity of any document described in the request. A party shall set forth each request for admission separately. A party shall serve copies of documents referenced in the request for admission unless the documents have been provided or are reasonably available for inspection and copying.
(1) Time. A party’s failure to respond to a request for admission, in writing and signed by the attorney or the party, not later than 30 days after service of the request, is deemed an admission of the truth of the statement or state-ments containedinthe requestfor admission.Theadministrativelawjudge
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may determine that a failure to respond to a request for admission is not dee-med an admission of the truth if a party shows that the failure was due to circumstances beyond the control of the party or the party’s attorney.
(2)
Response. A party may object to a request for admission and shall state the reasonsfor objection.Aparty may speci.callydeny the truth of the matter or describe the reasons why the party is unable to truthfully deny or admit the matter.If apartyis unable todeny or admit the truth of the matter, theparty shall showthatthepartyhasmadereasonableinquiryintothe matter orthat theinformationknownto, orreadily obtainableby,thepartyisinsu.cientto enable theparty to admit ordeny the matter.Aparty may admit ordeny any part ofthe requestfor admission.Ifthe administrativelawjudgedetermines that a responsedoes not comply with the requirements of this rule or that the response is insu.cient, the matter is deemed admitted.
(3)
E.ect of admission. Any matter admitted or deemed admitted under this sec-tion is conclusively established for the purpose of the hearing and appeal.
(m)
Motion to compel discovery. A party may make a motion to compel discovery if a person refuses to answer a question during a deposition, a party fails or refuses to answer an interrogatory, if a person gives an evasive or incomplete answer during a deposition or when responding to an interrogatory, or a party fails or refuses to produce documents or tangible items. During a deposition, the proponent of a question may complete the deposition or may adjourn the examination before making a motion to compel if a person refuses to answer.
(n)
Failuretocomply with adiscovery order orordertocompel.If apartyfails to comply with adiscovery orderoranorderto compel,the administrativelawjudge,limited tothe extent of theparty’sfailureto comply with thediscovery orderormotionto compel, may :
(1)
Strikethatportion of aparty’spleadings;
(2)
Preclude prehearing or discovery motions by that party;
(3)
Preclude admission of that portion of a party’s evidence at the hearing; or
(4)
Preclude thatportion ofthe testimony of thatparty’s witnesses at thehearing.
FAR 13.221 : Notice of hearing.
(a)
Notice.The administrativelawjudge shallgiveeachparty atleast60days notice of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
(b) 中国航空网 www.aero.cn 航空翻译 www.aviation.cn 本文链接地址：FAA规章 美国联邦航空规章 Federal Aviation Regulations 1(62)
