HAR §12-47-31
HAR §12-47-31. Depositions and discovery
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 12-47-31
After the filing of the
notice of appeal any party may proceed to obtain discovery by
deposition upon oral examination, written interrogatories, or request
for production of documents in the manner and effect prescribed by
the Hawaii Rules of Civil Procedure; provided that to protect a party
or person from undue burden or expense or for other good cause, the
board may on motion by any party or on its own motion, order that the
discovery not be taken or be taken upon such terms and conditions as
the board may specify. The board may upon written application and
for good cause shown, compel discovery, order that discovery be made
by any other means prescribed by the Hawaii Rules of Civil Procedure,
and impose sanctions as provided by the Hawaii Rules of Civil
Procedure or section 12-47-48, or both, as it deems appropriate, for
the failure of any party or person to allow discovery. [Eff
] (Auth: HRS §387-4) (Imp: HRS §371-4)