Pennsylvania Plaintiffs Request For Production of Documents Directed to Defendant is a written request from the plaintiff in a civil lawsuit to the defendant, asking for any and all documents that are in the defendant's possession or control which are relevant to the case. This request is usually directed to the defendant in order to obtain evidence for the trial. This evidence may include documents such as emails, contracts, invoices, orders, or any other documents that can be used to prove the plaintiff's case. There are several types of Pennsylvania Plaintiffs Request For Production of Documents Directed to Defendant. These include Interrogatories, Requests for Admission, Requests for Production of Documents, and Requests for Inspection of Property. Interrogatories are written questions that the defendant must answer under oath. Requests for Admission are requests from the plaintiff that ask the defendant to admit to certain facts or documents that are relevant to the case. Requests for Production of Documents are requests from the plaintiff to the defendant asking them to produce any documents in their possession or control that are relevant to the case. Requests for Inspection of Property are requests from the plaintiff to the defendant asking them to allow the plaintiff to inspect property that is relevant to the case.