16 Tex. Admin. Code § 1.51 - Forms and Scope of Discovery in Protested Contested Cases
(a) Permissible forms of discovery by parties
are:
(1) oral depositions of a party or a
nonparty;
(2) written
interrogatories to a party;
(3)
requests to a party for admission of facts or the genuineness or identity of
documents or things;
(4) requests
to a party for production, examination, and copying of documents or other
tangible materials;
(5) requests to
a party for entry upon and examination of real or personal property, or both;
and
(6) requests to a party for
disclosures pursuant to Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 194.
(b) The scope of discovery shall be the same
as provided by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure and shall be subject to the
constraints provided therein for privileges, objections, protective orders, and
duty to supplement as well as the constraints provided in the APA.
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