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§ 2029.630.Petitions for relief; application of requirements of Section 1005

Title 4. Civil Discovery Act · Chapter 12. Discovery in Action Pending Outside California · Article 1. Interstate and International Depositions and Discovery Act · Enacted 2008 · no amendments on record · Last verified July 29, 2026

In one sentenceSection 2029.630 subjects every petition filed under Sections 2029.600 or 2029.620 to Section 1005's general notice, filing, and service-of-papers requirements, treating the petition like an ordinary discovery motion for scheduling purposes.

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A petition under Section 2029.600 or Section 2029.620 is subject to the requirements of Section 1005 relating to notice and to filing and service of papers.

Plain-English Summary

Rather than invent a separate scheduling regime for petitions filed under this article, this section ties them to a rule already familiar to every California litigator. A petition brought under either the initial-petition process or the follow-on-petition process is subject to the requirements of Section 1005 governing notice, and the filing and service of papers.

In practice, that means a petition under this article gets treated procedurally the same way an ordinary discovery motion in a purely California case would: the same notice periods, and the same filing and service mechanics that already apply to motions generally. Parties and courts working with these petitions don't need a separate scheduling framework; the familiar Section 1005 timeline does the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

What notice rules apply to a petition filed under this article?

Section 1005's general requirements for notice and for the filing and service of papers.

Does a petition under this article follow a different schedule than an ordinary motion?

No. It's treated procedurally like a discovery motion in a case pending in California, following the same Section 1005 notice and service framework.

Does this section apply to both first and follow-on petitions?

Yes. It covers petitions filed under both Section 2029.600 and Section 2029.620.

Amendment History

(Added by Stats.2008, c. 231 (A.B.2193), § 3, operative Jan. 1, 2010.)

Source & verification. Section text is reproduced verbatim from the West's Annotated California Codes / Thomson Reuters. Enacted by the California Legislature. Last verified July 29, 2026. · Official source
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