Common use of Scope of Discovery Clause in Contracts

Scope of Discovery. Discovery shall be limited to that ordered by the arbitrator as being reasonable and necessary, and in no case shall exceed the deposition of two (2) witnesses for each party, and/or the exchange of more than a total of twenty-five (25) specific and non-compound interrogatories by each party, and/or two specific requests by each party for the production of documents considered by the arbitrator to be reasonably relevant and not unduly burdensome.

Scope of Discovery. Discovery shall be limited to that ordered by the arbitrator as being reasonable and necessary, and in no case shall exceed the deposition of two (2) witnesses for each partyParty, and/or the exchange of more than a total of twenty-five (25) specific and non-compound interrogatories by each party, and/or two specific requests by each party Party for the production of documents considered by the arbitrator to be reasonably relevant and not unduly burdensome.

Scope of Discovery. Discovery shall be limited to that ordered by the arbitrator as being reasonable and necessary, and in no case shall exceed the deposition of two (2) [***] witnesses for each party, and/or the exchange of more than a total of twenty-five (25) [***] specific and non-compound interrogatories by each party, and/or two specific requests by each party for the production of documents considered by the arbitrator to be reasonably relevant and not unduly burdensome.