1)Charles Air has filed suit against the Jacksonville Airport Board, citing the board's refusal to grant additional gates. Charles claims that Miami Airways has fewer flights originating or terminating at the Jacksonville Airport, yet Miami Airways has two more gate spaces than Charles. In their complaint, Charles Air does not name Miami Airways as a party to the lawsuit.

a.As part of the discovery process, can Charles Air request Miami Air to produce documents?

b.Charles Air serves Jacksonville Airport with a set of interrogatories. Instead of responding to the questions, Jacksonville sends Charles Air documents related to the questionnaire. Charles Air files a motion compelling Jacksonville Airport to respond to each question in the interrogatories. What is the court's ruling?

c.Jacksonville Airport serves Charles Air with a request for production of documents. Charles Air responds by sending copies of the documents instead of the originals. Jacksonville Airport files a motion to compel the release of original documents. What is the court's ruling?

Explain. Support each response by applying a state or federal rule of civil procedure or a state or federal case. Cite source(s) correctly.