Interrogatories

[chronx]

I'm the Plaintiff(NO LAWYER)in a civil lawsuite against a construction company that left 5 large warming fives previous to a big five that resulted in damages to my property(live next door)The fire department was called all 5 times to extinguish fires.I won my case in magistrate court now they have appealed to state court(Georgia) I have already went for a deposition now they have sent me Interrogatories and production and copying of documents which are both the same thing just worded a little different my question is they are asking for my ss# I do not feel this is needed for there defense I am not the one on trial do I have to give them this information can i claim privilegefrom responding .If you have any other
information that would help please help. There where also reports of vagrants(by owner after the fact)No precautions where taken by owner to insure that safty of property. no trespassing signs no fense no police or report was made.I have lived in my apartmnet for over 2 yr. I have never seen any vagrants in my area.

 

[JETX]

Your real question is; "Do you have to respond to Discovery, and how do I object?". All the other stuff in your post is not relevant and is just confusing.

Answer:
You need to answer all RELEVANT discovery processes. If you feel that one of the requested responses is not relevant, just say so. Under the request, answer with the following:
"OBJECTION: Plaintiff objects to this as overly broad, vague and ambiguous. Plaintiff further objects to this Interrogatory as it seeks information which is neither relevant nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissable evidence."

If the Defense wants to push it, they can request a hearing with the judge to discuss your objections.