The topic in this article is the use of announcements to attend a hearing or hearing and create documents in California lawsuits, also called accusations, not subpoenas. This notice is given only in accordance with the provisions of Articles 1987 (b) and (c) of the Code of Civil Procedure and can be used only by a party to the lawsuit or a person who is an officer, director, or administrative agent of the relevant party . One of the main advantages of using this announcement is that you can serve by post instead of personal services as required by the standard subpoena.
But all the benefits have not come yet. The best advantage is that even if the party who did not request a specific mandatory or important document at the discovery stage of the litigation process knows the existence of the document and the document can be clearly identified, Prepare and submit the declaration, force it to appear at a trial or a hearing and prepare the requested document. You can also force you to be an officer, supervisor, or administrator of the other party. The authors have seen many cases where the use of notifications was very useful in trial preparation.
Thus even a party who missed the finish date of a discovery to request a particular document can force the creation of those documents provided that the requested document can be identified with reasonable specificity. You can also force the attendance of certain known individuals to be issued as witnesses as described above.
In cases where only attendance as a witness is necessary, we can serve personally at least ten days before the trial or hearing, at least 15 days before the trial or hearing. Mail. Service must be done to parties and lawyers.
If it is necessary to prepare a document, you can serve personally at least 20 days before the trial or hearing, or 25 days before the trial if serving by mail. Service must be done to parties and lawyers. The notice must contain the exact material or object you want and the statements that the person owns or manages.
The provision of notice shall have the same effect as the delivery of the witness's subpoena and the parties shall have these rights and the court shall include the implementation of sanctions as in the case of subpoena for previous attendance The court which can issue orders follows the provisions of Article 1987 (b) of the Code of Civil Procedure.
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