Additional Discovery. — Guam Code § 10121
Guam Code § 10121 — Additional Discovery.. Reproduced from the official Guam Code Annotated, with a citation summary, verification link, and related provisions.
§ 10121. Additional Discovery.
Additional discovery, not otherwise provided for in this chapter, such
as depositions, interrogatories and requests to produce, shall not be permit-
ted unless:
(a) The parties stipulate to allow additional discovery; or,
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CH. 10 MEDICAL M ALPRACTICE – MANDATORY ARBITRATION
(b) A majority of the arbitrators at the pre- arbitration conference
provided for in § 10122 of this chapter authorize additional discovery for
good cause shown upon the application of a party to the arbitration
proceeding. The arbitrators shall liberally authorize additional discovery if it
is necessary in order for a petitioner or respondent to more adequately
present or defend a claim.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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- Citation: Guam Code Annotated § 10121
- Jurisdiction: Guam
- Code: Guam Code Annotated
- Subject: Additional Discovery.
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