What Is the Difference Between a Deposition and an Interrogatory

question 153

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a deposition and an interrogatory?

• A) Interrogatories are governed by court rules, and depositions are not.
• B) Depositions are given under oath, and interrogatories are not.
• C) Interrogatories (questions) are usually unlimited in number, and depositions are not.
• D) Depositions consist of oral questions, and interrogatories are written.

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