Q: Shall notice of written deposition to non-party under subpoena be on legal format with case title?
Shall notice of written deposition to non-party under subpoena be on legal format with case title?
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Yes, the notice of written deposition to a non-party under subpoena should include the legal format and case title. This is important because it formally identifies the case and makes it clear who is involved and under what legal authority the deposition is being requested.
The case title typically includes the names of the parties and the case number, which is necessary for legal documentation. Proper formatting ensures that the notice is taken seriously and complies with court rules.
It's always a good idea to double-check the specific court rules in your jurisdiction to ensure you're following the correct procedures, as requirements may vary slightly.
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