Q: I filed a motion to compel in New Jersey, it was denied for specific reasons.
I've corrected 2 of the 3 reasons for the denial but I'm lost as to the third that states:
in addition to Rule 4:23-5 (c) does not include interrogatories as a discovery that can be compelled.
I thought that's what motion to compelled meant to get my adversary to answer to my interrogatories..
perhaps my request should state to compel them to answer interrogatories, im lost on this one
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