Utah Admin. Code R151-4-603 - Notice of Deposition - Requirements
(1) A party permitted to take a deposition
shall give notice pursuant to the notice requirements of Utah Rules of Civil
Procedure, Rule 30.
(2)
(a) The parties may stipulate in writing or,
upon motion, the presiding officer may order in writing that the testimony at a
deposition be recorded by means other than stenographic means.
(b) The stipulation or order:
(i) shall designate the person before whom
the deposition shall be taken;
(ii)
shall designate the manner of recording, preserving and filing the deposition;
and
(iii) may include other
provisions to assure the recorded testimony will be accurate and
trustworthy.
(c) A party
may arrange to have a transcript made at the party's own expense.
(d) A deposition recorded by means other than
stenographic means shall set forth in writing:
(i) any objections;
(ii) any changes made by the
witness;
(iii) the signature of the
witness identifying the deposition as the witness's own or the statement of the
court reporter required if the witness does not sign; and
(iv) any certification required by Utah Rules
of Civil Procedure, Rule 30.
(3) The notice to a party deponent may be
accompanied by a request in compliance with Section
R151-4-514 for the production of
documents and tangible things at the deposition.
(4) Utah Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule
30(b)(6), shall apply if a deponent is:
(a) a
public or private corporation;
(b)
a partnership;
(c) an association;
or
(d) a government
agency.
(5) The parties
may stipulate in writing or, upon motion, the presiding officer may order a
deposition be taken by telephone.
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