Form 6. Contract Interrogatories
Arizona Revised Statutes AnnotatedRules of Civil Procedure for the Superior Courts of Arizona
16 A.R.S. Rules of Civil Procedure, Form 6
Form 6. Contract Interrogatories
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
C. When the terms “you”, “Plaintiff” or “Defendant” are used, they are meant to include every individual party and include your agents, employees, your attorneys, your accountants, your investigators, anyone else acting on your behalf. Separate answers should be given for each person named as the party, if requested.
GENERAL IDENTIFICATION AND BACKGROUND
Interrogatory No. 1: Please state your full name and state any, and all other names which you have ever used or by which you have ever been known.
Interrogatory No. 2: If you are a business entity:
Interrogatory No. 3: Have you done business under a fictitious name during the past 10 years? ___ If so, for each fictitious name, please state:
Interrogatory No. 4: During the past 5 years has any public entity registered or licensed your businesses? ___ If so, for each license or registration, please:
Interrogatory No. 5: State whether you have ever been convicted of a felony. If so, for each felony conviction, please provide the following information:
Interrogatory No. 6: State whether you have been a party to a civil lawsuit. If so, for each lawsuit, please provide the following information:
Interrogatory No. 7: Do you have liability insurance, or are you aware of any other form of indemnity or bond, through which you were or might be insured in any manner for the damages, claims, or actions that are the subject of the pleadings? ___ If you answered “Yes”, please provide the following information for each policy:
Interrogatory No. 8: Please state the name, address and telephone number of all employees and/or agents involved in the transactions and events which are the subject of the pleadings.
Interrogatory No. 9: Please identify all persons responsible for furnishing any materials or information used to complete the disclosure statement required by Rule 26.1, Ariz.R.Civ.P.
Interrogatory No. 10: Please state the name, address and telephone number of all persons who you believe may have knowledge or relevant information concerning each claim or defense disclosed pursuant to Rule 26.1, Ariz.R.Civ.P. If you have disclosed multiple claims or multiple defenses, state the claim(s) or defense(s) about which you believe the person has information or knowledge.
Interrogatory No. 11: Identify and list each document you believe may be relevant to each separate claim or defense disclosed pursuant to Rule 26.1, Ariz.R.Civ.P. If you disclosed multiple claims or multiple defenses, state which claim(s) or defense(s) about which you believe the document bears relevance. As to each of the documents identified, please provide the following:
CONTRACT MATTER
Interrogatory No. 12: Do you contend that you did not enter the contract(s)? ___ If your answer was “Yes”, please provide the following:
B. Describe in detail the factual support for any contention of lack of contract formation, identifying all documents you believe may be relevant to this issue, and identifying the name, address, and telephone number of all persons you believe have knowledge or information relating to your position.
Interrogatory No. 13: With respect to the negotiations leading to the formation of the contract(s), please identify the name, address, and telephone number of all persons involved in those negotiations, and identify all documents that relate to, or were part of, directly or indirectly, the negotiations.
Interrogatory No. 14: If you claim that the contract(s) is (are) an oral contract(s), please state what you believe to be the terms and provisions of the contract(s) in detail and state the name, address and telephone number of all persons you believe have knowledge or information relating to the terms or provisions of the oral contract(s).
Interrogatory No. 15: Do you contend there was a breach of the contract(s)? ___ If so, for each breach, please describe and give the date of every act or omission that you claim is a breach of the contract.
Interrogatory No. 16: Do you contend there was a failure to pay money or a debt when due? ___ If so, for each contention of monies or debt being due, please describe and specifically identify the monies or amounts due, including the principal amount, the interest, and any other charges in your description.
Interrogatory No. 17: Please provide a detailed computation and/or disclosure of the amount you allege you are owed, and/or the contract performance or benefit you believe you are entitled to, and which you have not been provided. Identify all documents that support your calculation and/or disclosure and state the name of the person who has custody and control over the documents.
Interrogatory No. 18: Do you contend that you are entitled to an award of attorneys' fees in this matter? ___ If so, please identify each and every basis upon which you believe you are entitled to attorneys' fees (i.e. statute, contract, or otherwise).
Interrogatory No. 19: Do you contend any contract is ambiguous? ___ If so, please identify each such contract, specifically identifying each ambiguous term or provision, and state why it is ambiguous, and identify all documents that support your contention of ambiguity.
Interrogatory No. 20: For each contract, please provide the following information:
Interrogatory No. 21: Was performance of the contract(s) excused or discharged? ___ If so, please identify each contract excused or discharged and state why performance was excused or discharged.
Interrogatory No. 22: Was (were) the contract(s) terminated by mutual agreement, release, accord and satisfaction, or novation? ___ If so, please identify each contract terminated and state why it was terminated; including dates.
Interrogatory No. 23: Is (are) the contract(s) unenforceable? ___ If so, please identify each unenforceable contract and state why it is unenforceable
Credits
Added Sept. 2, 2016, effective Jan. 1, 2017.
16 A. R. S. Rules Civ. Proc., Form 6, AZ ST RCP Form 6
State Court Rules are current with amendments received through April 1, 2024. The Code of Judicial Administration is current with amendments received through April 1, 2024.
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