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Question regarding a Request for Admissions in a California Superior Court case.
Asked on Jan 09th, 2014 on Business Law - California
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P wants D to confirm that D received P's e-mail. P could say, "Admit that D received the e-mail attached as Ex. A." However, this would use one of P's 35 permitted requests. In the alternative, could P ask D to confirm the genuineness of P's e-mail? If not, is there another option?
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Admit exhibit "A" attached hereto is a true and correct copy of the email received by D from P on [date]. This assumes receipt of the email and might be objected to or it could be denied on the basis that it is not a true and correct copy.
Admit that D received the email, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A". This language provides a admission of receipt of the email and that the copy represents what he received.
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Answered on Jan 09th, 2014 at 4:04 PM