Defendant objects to the propriety of such a request for admission. The plaintiff requests documents. The defendant responds in a timely fashion by providing some and objecting to the remainder because the documents are privileged. Plaintiff petitions the court for the imposition of immediate sanctions, including the establishment of certain facts. Plaintiff wishes to have a subpoena issued by the clerk in Fort Smith to compel him to be a witness at the trial.
Defendant objects to the issuance of the subpoena.
At trial plaintiff wishes to use the deposition of John Taylor instead of his live testimony. Defendant objects because of the crucial importance of Taylor's testimony. At the deposition of Karen Lynch, the defendant did not object to her qualifications as an expert. At trial she does not testify, but the plaintiff offers her deposition. The plaintiff claims the defendant has waived the objection.