06-096 C.M.R. ch. 534, § 20 - Reopening of Hearings
A. Either at the
request of a party or on their own initiative, the Commissioner or designee
may, upon notice to all parties, reopen the record of any hearing under the
following circumstances:
(1) A party to the
original hearing has discovered new evidence which could reasonably have
affected the outcome of the proceeding but could not have been discovered by
due diligence in time to present during the original proceeding;
(2) There was fraud or misrepresentation
regarding an issue of fact material to the original proceeding, which could
reasonably be determined to have affected the outcome of the proceeding if
known at the time; or
(3) All
parties agree to reopen.
B. A request to amend or reconsider a
decision or to reopen the hearing after a final decision has been made does not
extend the appeal period.
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