Nevada Jury Instructions
ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES AS EVIDENCE
During the course of the trial you have heard reference made to the word “interrogatory”. An interrogatory is a written question asked by one party of another, who must answer it under oath in writing. You are to consider interrogatories and the answers thereto the same as if the questions had been asked and answered here in court.
NEV. J.I. 2.04
BAJI 2.07
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