Rule *4003.4 - Depositions-Discovery of Prior Statement(A) A party who has given a signed or mechanically recorded statement to another party shall not be required to submit to deposition for discovery by such other party with respect to the subject matter of such statement unless he has been furnished with a copy of such statement not less than forty-eight (48) hours prior to the deposition.(B) The term "party" as used herein means:(1) A party to the litigation;(2) Any officer, director or managing agent of a party; and(3) Any agent or employee of a party where the conduct of such agent or employee is within the subject matter of the issues set forth in the pleadings.(C) A "statement" within the meaning of this rule shall include a signed statement, recorded interview or transcript of any such recorded interview; provided, however, that a statement not signed by the party making the same, or a notation concerning what the party is supposed to have said, shall not be considered a "statement" under this rule. Former Rule 144; originally Star Rule *4011, adopted 6/27/1968.