Or. Admin. Code § 839-050-0170 - Joinder of Parties, Claimants, Complainants, or Aggrieved Persons
(1) Aggrieved
persons, complainants, or claimants: Any number of persons may be joined in one
proceeding as aggrieved persons, complainants, or claimants if they assert a
right to relief arising out of the same or similar transaction(s) or
occurrence(s) and if questions of law or fact common to all these persons will
arise in the proceeding.
(2)
Parties: Any number of persons may be joined in one proceeding as parties if
there is asserted against them any right to relief arising out of the same
transaction(s) or occurrence(s) or if questions of law or fact common to all
these persons will arise in the proceeding.
(3) Intervention by aggrieved persons: An
aggrieved person may intervene and be joined as a party in a proceeding in
which the Agency has issued Formal Charges alleging violations of ORS
659A.145,
659A.421, or federal housing
law. The procedures set out in OAR
137-003-0005 of the Attorney
General's Model Rules apply.
(4)
The Final Order may find for or against the Agency according to the respective
rights of one or more of the aggrieved persons, complainants, or claimants, and
for or against one or more of the parties according to their respective
liabilities.
(5) Misjoinder of
aggrieved persons, complainants, claimants, or parties is not a ground for
dismissal of a proceeding. Parties may be added or deleted by order of the
Administrative Law Judge upon the motion of any participant, upon the
Administrative Law Judge's own motion, or upon the application of any person or
entity seeking party or limited party status, at any stage of the contested
case proceeding. When necessary to complete disposition of the case, the
Administrative Law Judge may postpone the hearing to allow a newly added
aggrieved person, complainant, claimant, or party to prepare for the
hearing.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS chapter 183 & ORS 651.060(4)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 279C.860, 279C.865, 652.332(3), 653.065(1), 658.115, 658.407(3), 658.820, 659A.845, 659A.850 & 659A.885
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