Civil
DISC-005: Form Interrogatories—Construction Litigation
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This form provides a standard set of written questions that parties in a construction lawsuit can ask each other to discover information about the case. Construction companies, contractors, property owners, and their lawyers use this form to quickly gather facts about construction defects, damages, delays, and other disputes without having to create their own questions from scratch.
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Forms that go with DISC-005
DISC-001Often filed with itForm Interrogatories—GeneralForm DISC-001 (Interrogatories) is a core discovery document that may need to be formally withdrawn or dismissed alongside DISC-005 when closing out discovery proceedings.›DISC-002Often filed with itForm Interrogatories—Employment LawForm DISC-002 (Requests for Admission) is commonly part of the discovery record that parties reference or resolve when filing a Request for Dismissal to ensure all discovery requests are accounted for.›DISC-003Often filed with itForm Interrogatories—Unlawful DetainerForm DISC-003 (Requests for Production of Documents) is often outstanding at the time of dismissal and must be addressed or withdrawn as part of closing the discovery process.›DISC-020Often filed with itRequest For AdmissionA Request for Production of Documents (DISC-020) is typically served together with DISC-005 to obtain contracts, plans, permits, and other construction records that support interrogatory answers.›EJ-130Next stepWrit of ExecutionIf a judgment or enforcement action was initiated, EJ-130 (Writ of Execution) may need to be recalled or addressed as a next step following the dismissal to fully resolve the matter.›CIV-110AlternativeRequest for DismissalCIV-110 is the standard California 'Request for Dismissal' form used in civil cases, and DISC-005 is its discovery-specific counterpart, making them functional alternatives depending on the context of dismissal.›