35 Miss. Code. R. 101-5.5 - Presentation of Evidence to the Board after Hearings
A. After the hearing has been concluded, no
additional factual evidence shall be presented to the Board except under the
following circumstances:
1) If during the
hearing, it was agreed or ordered that such additional evidence could be
presented at a later time;
2) The
Board or the Executive Director on behalf of the Board requests such additional
evidence;
3) All parties to the
administrative appeal agree to presentation of the additional evidence to the
Board; or
4) After motion and
hearing, the Board determines that there is good cause for a party to be
allowed to submit such additional evidence.
B. Any evidence permitted to be filed with
the Board after the hearing has been concluded as set out above shall at the
time of filing also be served on all other parties to the administrative
proceedings. Any other party to the administrative appeal will be given seven
(7) days from the date of service of the additional evidence to file evidence
with the Board in response to such additional evidence.
C. This Rule does not apply to the Department
providing the Executive Director with computations under Rule 5.7
below.
Notes
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