Common use of Interrogatories Clause in Contracts

Interrogatories. The general counsel may propound interrogatories to the accused licensee or organization to be answered under oath. Such interrogatories shall be relevant to the allegations the accused organization is not a bona fide labor organization and may not total more than 10 interrogatories to each the licensee and organization. Any party to whom interrogatories have been propounded shall serve their responses thereto within 10 days after service of the interrogatories. Where a party fails to respond to interrogatories within the time allowed for doing so, the general counsel may presume such failure is attributable to the fact that the information sought, if produced, would be adverse to the interests of the responding party. A party who fails to respond to interrogatories properly served by the general counsel may not thereafter rely on any materials in support of its defense, or to rebut any presumption relied upon by the general counsel pursuant to this paragraph, that was responsive to an interrogatory and which was not produced.