MEXICO CONTENTS
5. Discovery p.966 5.1 Discovery and Civil Cases p.966 5.2 Discovery and Third Parties p.966 5.3 Discovery in This Jurisdiction p.966 5.4 Alternatives to Discovery Mechanisms p.966 5.5 Legal Privilege p.966 5.6 Rules Disallowing Disclosure of a Document p.967 6. Injunctive Relief p.967 6.1 Circumstances of Injunctive Relief p.967 6.2 Arrangements for Obtaining Urgent Injunctive Relief p.967 6.3 Availability of Injunctive Relief on an Ex Parte Basis p.967 6.4 Liability for Damages for the Applicant p.967 6.5 Respondent’s Worldwide Assets and Injunctive Relief p.967 6.6 Third Parties and Injunctive Relief p.968 6.7 Consequences of a Respondent’s Non-compliance p.968 7. Trials and Hearings p.968 7.1 Trial Proceedings p.968 7.2 Case Management Hearings p.968 7.3 Jury Trials in Civil Cases p.969 7.4 Rules That Govern Admission of Evidence p.969 7.5 Expert Testimony p.969 7.6 Extent to Which Hearings Are Open to the Public p.969 7.7 Level of Intervention by a Judge p.969 7.8 General Timeframes for Proceedings p.969 8. Settlement p.970 8.1 Court Approval p.970 8.2 Settlement of Lawsuits and Confidentiality p.970 8.3 Enforcement of Settlement Agreements p.970 8.4 Setting Aside Settlement Agreements p.970 9. Damages and Judgment p.970 9.1 Awards Available to the Successful Litigant p.970 9.2 Rules Regarding Damages p.970 9.3 Pre-judgment and Post-judgment Interest p.970 9.4 Enforcement Mechanisms of a Domestic Judgment p.971 9.5 Enforcement of a Judgment From a Foreign Country p.971
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