Depositions and the Sunday rule
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The words
A deposition is testimony under oath taken down in writing. CPLR 3113 authorizes depositions before a notary.
From the handbook: CPLR Rule 3113; License Law booklet, Definitions: Deposition, Sunday
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Actually means
Lawyers ask, a witness answers under oath, and you are the officer who swore the witness in.
Plain English. No legalese survives this step.
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Live example
Attorneys take a witness statement in an office; the notary present administers the oath and the testimony is recorded.
A scene you can picture.
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Killer question
Two crisp facts: a notary may take depositions, and a notary may notarize on Sunday but a civil deposition cannot be taken on Sunday.
Exactly how the exam asks it.
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The law behind this rule
CPLR Rule 3113; License Law booklet, Definitions: Deposition, Sunday
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