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i am involved in a small claims action as the plaintiff. i issued a subpeona, and the opposing atty filed an "objection and motion to quash subpoena". what do i file in answer to this? When i showed up to see all the items i subpoened, there was almost nothing there. the defendant said that his atty told him to show me only the few items that were listed, but not to show me anything else on the subpoena. I would like to charge the defendant with contempt and ask for a hearing on the defendant's motion, but am unsure what to title the form...motion for contempt? motion for hearing?

Thank you for your help.

[This message has been edited by stellar (edited December 07, 1999).]
 


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Every small claims court has its own rules so I can't say what form you should use. But when you get to the judge or arbitratior, demand that he produce and either ask for a continuance until he does or ask the judge to issue judgement for you on the basis of his unreasonable withholding of evidence.
 

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