Md. Code Regs. 30.02.06.17 - Failure to Attend Hearing and Default
A. If, after receiving notice, a party fails to attend a prehearing conference, hearing, or other scheduled proceeding, the EMS Board may issue a final decision or the administrative law judge may issue a proposed decision, as appropriate, against the defaulting party .
B. Within 7 days after service of a default order, the party may file a written motion:
(1) Requesting that the default order be vacated or modified; and
(2) Stating the grounds for the request.
C. If the EMS Board or administrative law judge , as appropriate, finds that there is a substantial and sufficient basis for an actual controversy on the merits and that there is good cause to excuse the default, the EMS Board or administrative law judge , as appropriate, may vacate the default order.
D. A final default order is:
(1) A final decision; and
(2) Reviewable as a final decision.
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