The general rule is that a party may refuse to provide documents or other evidence if the party believes the request to be irrelevant.

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In legal proceedings, parties are generally required to produce documents or other evidence when requested, if they are relevant to the case, regardless of the party's personal belief about the relevance. The determination of relevance is typically made by the court, not the parties themselves.

The General Rule Is That a Party May Refuse to Provide