Mich. Admin. Code 792.10255 - Hearings
Rule 255.
(1) When
a contested case is ready for hearing, the tribunal shall issue a notice of
hearing. The notice of hearing must indicate the date, time, and video link for
the conducting of a hearing by video conference or the date, time, and location
of the hearing for the conducting of a hearing in-person, as designated by the
tribunal. The tribunal shall send the notice of hearing to the parties or their
attorneys or authorized representatives not less than 28 days before the date
of the hearing, unless otherwise ordered by the tribunal.
(2) The tribunal may, on motion or its own
initiative, adjourn a hearing.
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Rule 255.
(1) All hearings before the entire tribunal must be recorded either electronically or stenographically, or both, in the discretion of the tribunal.
(2) Without leave of the tribunal, a witness may not testify as to the value of property without submission of a valuation disclosure signed by that witness and containing that witness" value conclusions and the basis for those conclusions. This requirement does not preclude an expert witness from rebutting another party 's valuation evidence. The expert witness may not testify as to the value of the property at issue unless the expert witness submitted a valuation disclosure signed by that expert witness.
(3) If a witness is not testifying as to the value of property or as an expert witness, then their testimony in the form of opinions or inferences is limited to opinions or inferences that are rationally based on the perception of the witness and that are helpful to a clear understanding of their testimony or the determination of a fact in issue, as provided in MRE 701.