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Objections to interrogatories and to requests for admission, and objections to the answers to them, must be set forth in full, immediately preceding each interrogatory, request, answer or objection. A party may present a motion, in writing, or orally (if at a hearing where all parties are present) to compel answers to those items to which an objection has been made. All such motions will contain statute and case law supporting the motion to compel, including citations of the authorities relied upon and/or copies of these authorities. [Ord. 81, amended, 1/6/2023; Ord. 63, renumbered, 12/6/2019; Rule mod. dated 8/2018 dated 8/2018; Ord. 48 § 3.15, amended, 1/6/2017; Ord. 26, amended, 4/1/2012; Ord. 19, amended, 10/22/2008. Formerly 2.10.280.]