In certain eviction cases, the person trying to evict someone must let the other side look at any papers or records they have that are related to the case, before the court hearing. A judge can also allow more information-gathering if it won't slow things down too much and helps make sure the case is handled fairly.
441.810. in certain . — The shall provide to all a reasonable opportunity, prior to the , to examine all documents or records that are within the plaintiff's and which are relevant to the . The court may allow further discovery if further discovery would not unduly delay the and would ensure fair of the action.
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Source & history notes
(L. 1997 H.B. 361)
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