N.H. Admin. Code § Tax 201.19 - Discovery
(a) Parties may
employ discovery to adequately prepare an appeal, provided discovery requests
are not overly burdensome based on the type and complexity of the appeal. A
party may informally seek information and documents from the other party, but
the board shall only enforce formal discovery requests.
(b) Except as modified in these rules, the
superior court discovery rules shall apply to all board proceedings.
(c) All written discovery requests shall be
in plain and concise language.
(d)
Except by leave of the board and only when the moving party demonstrates
additional interrogatories are required to ensure full discovery, no party
shall serve more than 15 interrogatories on the opposing party.
(e) Before the board accepts any discovery
enforcement motion, the moving party shall make diligent efforts, directly with
the other party, to obtain compliance. All enforcement motions shall state how
compliance was sought.
(f) The
board shall review the enforcement motion and either deny the motion in its
entirety or issue an order specifying which items of discovery requested shall
be responded to.
Notes
#5638, eff 9-1-93; ss by #6762, eff 7-1-98; ss by #7153, eff 12-10-99; ss by #8986, eff 9-24-07
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