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The attorney for a plaintiff in an action filed in federal district court served the defendant with the summons, the complaint, and 25 interrogatories asking questions about the defendant's contentions in the case. The interrogatories stated that they were to be answered within 30 days after service. The defendant is likely to succeed in obtaining a protective order on which of the following grounds?

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law

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  1. The interrogatories were not accompanied by a summons and complaint.
  2. The defendant is not required to respond to interrogatories during a federal district court action.
  3. Interrogatories may not be served until an answer to the complaint is filed.
  4. The interrogatories exceed the number permitted without permission from the court or an agreement between the parties.
  5. The defendant is not required to respond to the interrogatories within 30 days.
  6. The interrogatories contain questions that are excessively burdensome or expensive to answer.
  7. The interrogatories were not properly served to the defendant.
  8. The interrogatories contain questions that are irrelevant to the case.
  9. Interrogatories may not be served until the parties have conferred to arrange for initial disclosures and prepare a discovery plan.
  10. Interrogatories are only proper to discover facts, not contentions.

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ori_mmlu-professional_law

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