sec.238Tendering answers

### sec.238 Tendering answers A party may tender as evidence— an answer of another party to an interrogatory without tendering other answers; or part of an answer of another party to an interrogatory without tendering all of the answer. If all or part of an answer to an interrogatory is tendered as evidence, the court may consider all of the answers and reject the tender unless another answer or part of an answer is also tendered. However, the court may reject the tender under subrule (2) only if the court considers the other answer or part of an answer is so connected with the answer tendered that the answer should not be used without the other answer or part. (sec.238-ssec.1) A party may tender as evidence— an answer of another party to an interrogatory without tendering other answers; or part of an answer of another party to an interrogatory without tendering all of the answer. (sec.238-ssec.2) If all or part of an answer to an interrogatory is tendered as evidence, the court may consider all of the answers and reject the tender unless another answer or part of an answer is also tendered. (sec.238-ssec.3) However, the court may reject the tender under subrule (2) only if the court considers the other answer or part of an answer is so connected with the answer tendered that the answer should not be used without the other answer or part. - (a) an answer of another party to an interrogatory without tendering other answers; or - (b) part of an answer of another party to an interrogatory without tendering all of the answer.