The general rule is that a party may refuse to provide evidence to the party on the other side of a case if that evidence was exclusively developed by the party who has it.

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The general rule in legal proceedings is that parties must disclose evidence relevant to the case, even if it was exclusively developed by one side, unless it is protected by a privilege (e.g., attorney-client privilege).

The General Rule Is That a Party May Refuse to Provide