Rule 93.02.Interrogatories.
Current through June 18, 2026 · Last verified July 9, 2026
Full Text of Rule 93.02
Amendment History
(Adopted September 10, 1982, effective October 1, 1982.)
Plain-English Summary
Rule 93.02 borrows the mechanics of interrogatory practice from Rule 33 and applies them to cases on the Economical Litigation Docket, with one change: the total number of interrogatories directed to any party cannot exceed twenty. Each of those interrogatories must also be limited to a single question, so a party cannot stretch the count by bundling several questions into one numbered interrogatory.
The result is a tighter discovery tool than a party might expect on a standard civil case. Anyone drafting interrogatories on an ELD case needs to keep the twenty-question ceiling and the one-question-per-interrogatory format in mind before serving them.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many interrogatories can I send on Kentucky's ELD?
Rule 93.02 caps interrogatories to any party at twenty in number.
Can I combine multiple questions into one interrogatory on the ELD?
No. Rule 93.02 requires each interrogatory to be limited to a single question.
Does Rule 33 still apply to interrogatories on the Economical Litigation Docket?
Yes. Rule 93.02 says the scope and manner of interrogatory discovery is governed by Rule 33, except for the twenty-interrogatory cap and the single-question limit.