What to do if I’m currently in a lawsuit with my previous landlord and need some examples of interrogatories?
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What to do if I’m currently in a lawsuit with my previous landlord and need some examples of interrogatories?
The landlord did a self-help eviction and illegally removed my property out of the home while my lease was still in effect. I am in court now trying to sue my landlord for my property, the emotional stress she put me and my family through and also she didn’t pay back my rent deposit, she shut off the utilities, the landlord ordered me threatened me to leave, the landlord slandered libeled me and the landlord ignored my repair requests that I made because the house was in a unhealthy situation. I need some interrogatories question to ask pertaining to this type of case.
Asked on October 17, 2012 under Real Estate Law, California
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Most states have form interrogatories already pre-printed to assist people with standard questions with respect to claims, contentions and defenses as to a particular lawsuit.
As so special interrogatories pertaining to actual issues of a case particular to it, format for such interrogatories can be obtained online (samples), through the local law library or through your local legal aid clinic in the county you reside in.
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