Litigator22
Active Member
Apparently you didn't mean: "See Rules 1.350 and 1.351 for production of the deposition." You must have meant: "See Rules 1.350 and 1.351 for access to the videotaping of the deposition."The recorded deposition. Did you read the updated Rule 1:310? I suspect not.
Now all that's left is for someone convince the OP that when she asked about obtaining "a copy of the "transcript of her deposition prior to the hearing" she really meant how to go about reviewing the videotaping of her deposition prior to the hearing. (But then there is the lamentable absence of any mention of her deposition being videotaped.)
Again unless counsel elects to file the deposition before the hearing * rather than await to publish it during the hearing (normally preferred) she's left to obtaining a copy from the officer before whom it was taken and pay a reasonable charge. R. 1.310 (g) (2)
You dear friend may now have the last stab as like the ephemeral "Slim" you may consider that I have left town.
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[*] Noting that: "A party filing the deposition must furnish a copy of the deposition or the part being filed to other parties unless the party already has a copy."
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