Tennessee § 68-11-407 Personal attendance of custodian - Production of original record

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§ 68-11-407 — Personal attendance of custodian - Production of original record

Tennessee § 68-11-407

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 68-11-407 (2026).

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(a)Where the personal attendance of the custodian is required, the subpoena duces tecum shall contain a clause which reads: "The procedure authorized pursuant to § 68-11-402 will not be deemed sufficient compliance with this subpoena." (b) Where both the personal attendance of the custodian and the production of the original record are required, the subpoena duces tecum shall contain a clause that reads: "Original records are required, and the procedure authorized pursuant to § 68-11-402 will not be deemed sufficient compliance with this subpoena." (c) Where the personal attendance of the custodian is required, the reasonable cost of producing the records shall be taxed as costs of court.

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(a) Where the personal attendance of the custodian is required, the subpoena duces tecum shall contain a clause which reads: "The procedure authorized pursuant to § 68-11-402 will not be deemed sufficient compliance with this subpoena." (b) Where both the personal attendance of the custodian and the production of the original record are required, the subpoena duces tecum shall contain a clause that reads: "Original records are required, and the procedure authorized pursuant to § 68-11-402 will not be deemed sufficient compliance with this subpoena." (c) Where the personal attendance of the custodian is required, the reasonable cost of producing the records shall be taxed as costs of court.