I have a hearing coming up. the plaintiff is seeking Relief from Technical Admissions for admissions they never answered over a year ago.

It appears to me that there are two things that must be shown to stop the court from granting relief to the plaintiff..one of which is that the defendants will be prejudiced by the granting of relief to the plaintiff and two dismissal based solely on the failure to timely answer a request for admissions would be inappropriate when the pleadings make clear the opposing party’s position and the existence of disputed facts.

How can I argue that Relief should not be granted to the Plaintiffs? by the way this is the second time they requested relief from technical admissions.

Thank you in advance,

Richard
* Last updated by: RICHARD26 on 4/26/2017 @ 12:06 PM *

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