Re: Do you have to answer questions at a deposition?

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Dear Coward:

Grow-up. Under oath you tell the truth and what you know.
Answer each question truthfully. If you know the answer to
the question - answer it. If you do not know the answer - say
you do not know. It is elementary. Do not take sides. JUST
ANSWER - what you know.
AND STOP BEING A COWARD. THE WORLD HATES COWARDS.
On 4/29/05, JJ Gold wrote:
> I have been summoned to give a deposition as a witness in a
> civil lawsuit. A person was injured on some property and
> since I lived in the building at the time I have been called
> to testify as a witness to the condition of the property. I
> do not know the plaintiff or the defendant. I do not want
> to be involved in this. Can I go the the deposition and
> refuse to answer? Can I just tell them to beat it?
>
> Thanks.