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an CMCC ee AE Crow, & 0 seeps @ C o ~~ SUPERIOR COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Probate Bivision HILLORY A. TOLSON, ) ) Plaintif£ ) In re: Estate of Clyde A. } Tolson, deceased ) Vv. ) . } Administration No. 868-75 ) ) & JOHN P. MOHR, ) aw ar Defendant ) 4, Ao re » More < > L 7 ‘Spf ade hips MEMORANDUM OF POINTS AND AUTHORITIES IN SUPPORT’ "age, MOTION OF DEFENDANT TO QUASH PLAINTIFF'S by Ce, INTERROGATORIES TO JEANNE MOHR SCOTT <s hy ; “0 a Piaintift has served upon Jeanne Mohr Scott "interrogatories" purportedly in accordance with Rule 33 of the Civil Rules of this Court. Said Jeanne Mohr Scott is not a party to this proceeding. Rule 33 of the Civil Rules of this Court states, in part: ° “Any party may serve upon» any other party written interrogatories, . .:." Thus, written interrogatories are appropriately served under Rule 33 only upon parties. In the case of non-parties, an examination of a witness may be made by written guestions (as opposed to inter- rogatories) under Rule 31 of the Civil Rules of this Court. fhe distinction is not merely one of form. Under Rule 3i(b), there is to be an officer who actually takes the deposition of the “ witness, in the manner provided under Rule 30. <A record is to