Internal Revenue Code:Rule 101. Sequence, Timing, and Frequency
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Location in Internal Revenue Code
TITLE 26 - INTERNAL REVENUE CODE
TITLE 26 - APPENDIX
TITLE X. - GENERAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING DISCOVERY, DEPOSITIONS, AND
REQUESTS FOR ADMISSION
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Rule 101. Sequence, Timing, and Frequency
Unless the Court orders otherwise for the convenience of the
parties and witnesses and in the interests of justice, and subject
to the provisions of the Rules herein which apply more
specifically, the procedures set forth in Rule 100 may be used in
any sequence, and the fact that a party is engaged in any such
method or procedure shall not operate to delay the use of any such
method or procedure by any other party. However, none of these
methods or procedures shall be used in a manner or at a time which
shall delay or impede the progress of the case toward trial status
or the trial of the case on the date for which it is noticed,
unless in the interests of justice the Court shall order
otherwise. Unless the Court orders otherwise under Rule 103, the
frequency of use of these methods or procedures is not limited.


