Mich. Admin. Code 792.10277 - Appearance and representation
Rule 277.
(1) The
tribunal may, upon a motion filed with the tribunal and served on the opposing
parties not less than 28 days before the hearing scheduled in a contested case,
conduct the hearing on the file for the moving party. If the motion is granted,
the tribunal shall render a decision based on the testimony provided by the
opposing parties at the hearing, if any, and all pleadings and written evidence
properly submitted by all parties not less than 21 days before the date of the
scheduled hearing or as otherwise ordered by the tribunal.
(2) The tribunal may, upon motion filed with
the tribunal and served on the opposing parties not less than 28 days before
the hearing scheduled in a contested case, conduct a hearing by telephone, by
video conference, or in-person for the moving party.
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Rule 277.
(1) The petition must be on a form made available by the tribunal.
(2) The petition must be signed and set forth a clear and concise statement of facts upon which the petitioner relies in making petitioner 's claim for relief.
(3) For property tax contested cases, a copy of the notice giving rise to the appeal, including, but not limited to, notice of board of review action, notice of taxable value uncapping, or notice denying a principal residence exemption, must be submitted with the petition . For non-property tax contested cases, a copy of the final assessment, decision, or order being appealed must be submitted with the petition .