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In a civil lawsuit, both P (plaintiff) and D (defendant) can conduct investigations into the facts using a variety of discovery techniques. Serving a party with questions to be answered under oath is the discovery method called .

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This method of discovery is called " INTERROGATORIES METHOD".

Explanation: Discovery is a process used in the lawsuit to understand the fact of a case, this is mostly used in family case, to know how each parties has offended the other it has five different method, which interrogatories is one of them.

Interrogatories is a method of discovery were questions are written, for a party in the case to answer, with responses required to be in written under oath. The answer provided can be used as an evidence to win a case. In it simplest term, we can assume interrogatories method to be a survey, where you are under an oath to provide factual answers a. For examples, two brothers are fighting for a portion of land, their both claim to have inherited the land from their parents, interrogatories method can be used in a discovery of this case, so that the judge can understand how each has inherited the land from the parents.

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