Mich. Admin. Code 792.10253 - Stipulations
Rule 253.
(1) A
consent judgment may be entered upon submission of a stipulation with
appropriate fee, if the stipulation meets all of the following:
(a) It was filed after the filing of a
petition and answer.
(b) It is
signed by all parties or their attorneys or authorized
representatives.
(c) It addresses
issues over which the tribunal's authority is properly invoked.
(d) It is found to be acceptable to the
tribunal. The stipulation must be on a form made available by the tribunal or
in a written form that is in substantial compliance with the tribunal's
form.
(2) If a party
submits a stipulation by email, the party shall pay the fee required for the
filing of the stipulation within 14 days after the date the stipulation was
emailed. If a party submits the stipulation at the hearing and the hearing is
conducted at a site other than the tribunal's office, the party shall pay the
fee required for the filing of the stipulation within 14 days after the hearing
date. If the hearing is conducted at the tribunal's office, the party shall pay
the required filing fee upon submission of the stipulation. Failure to pay the
required filing fee may result in the issuance of a notice of no action, an
order holding the party in default, or the denial of the
stipulation.
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Rule 253.
(1) On written request signed by a party to a contested case , the tribunal, shall, as provided by section 36 of the tax tribunal act , MCL 205.736, issue subpoenas for the attendance and testimony of witnesses and, if appropriate, the production of evidence at hearing or deposition, including, but not limited to, books, records, correspondence, and documents in their possession or under their control .
(2) A party may serve a subpoena by mail or personal delivery. A party may not serve a subpoena less than 3 business days before a scheduled hearing or deposition, unless otherwise ordered by the tribunal.
(3) Proceedings to enforce a subpoena may be commenced in the circuit court for the county in which the hearing is held. For purposes of this subrule, a video-conference hearing is considered to be held in Ingham County.