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J Edgar Hoover — Part 19
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Probate Division
HILLORY A. TOLSON, In re: Estate of Clyde A.
Tolson, deccased.
, Plaintiff
v. adoridigeration No. 868-75
OHN P. MOHR,
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DEFENDANT'S OPPOSITION Th xOiRArAQOR PRODUCTION OF
DOCUMENTS AND THIRSS. YeDEN RULE 34
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The plaintiff in this will contest,on September 2, 1975,
reparcd and gerved upon defendant a document entitled "Motion
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ith a proposed Order "that said Motion be and the same hereby
is granted." ,
This procedure is completely at variance with Rule 34
f the Superior Court of District of Columbia Civil Rules. That
ule states in pertinent part "any party may serve on any other
party a request (1) to produce and permit the party making the
equest* * *to inspect and copy, any designated documents* * *
(b} Procedure * * * The party upon whom the request is served
hall serve a written response within thirty days after the ser-
ice of the request* * *,*
The foregoing Rule itself does not provide for a "Mo-
ccordingly it is inappropriate and the defendant objects to any
wuling as contemplated in the proposed Order which would grant
ion to Produce”, as distinguished from a "Request to Produce".
he motion. Defendant will treat the motion as if it were a
for Production of Documents and Things Under Rule 34" together
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