[Plaintiff/Defendant], requests the [Plaintiff/Defendant], to admit the genuineness of the following documents:
1. That the note attached hereto, Exhibit A, is a genuine copy of the note executed by the [Plaintiff/Defendant] to this [Plaintiff/Defendant] on the ____ day of _______, 19__.
2. That the two documents annexed to this request and marked as Exhibits B and C, are copies of letters sent by the [Plaintiff/Defendant] to the [Plaintiff/Defendant] with respect to a transaction for which the note marked Exhibit A above was issued.
Ala. R. Civ. P. Form 57
Committee Comments
A party seeking an admission of the correctness of a copy of an original should describe the document in the request and attach a copy of the document to the request.
A party seeking an admission of the genuineness of an original document should describe it in the request, attach a copy to the request, and furnish the original to the adversary for inspection at the time the request is served.
The admission of the genuineness of a document is not an admission that the matters contained therein are true.