Objecting to a request to admit is an option….you MUST either admit or deny (you can probably still object but you must also admit or deny) or it’s deemed admitted. Rule 36 specifically allows for a motion to determine the sufficiency of the answer or objection. “Unless the court finds an objection justified, it must order than an answer be served.” This language implies that no answer is served due to the objection.
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Objecting to a request to admit is an option….you MUST either admit or deny (you can probably still object but you must also admit or deny) or it’s deemed admitted. Rule 36 specifically allows for a motion to determine the sufficiency of the answer or objection. “Unless the court finds an objection justified, it must order than an answer be served.” This language implies that no answer is served due to the objection.
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