Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1220-01-01-.03 - GENERAL FILING PROCEDURES
(1) All documents
filed with the Authority shall be filed in the office of the Chair of the
Authority, who is responsible for maintaining the official records of the
Authority.
(2) All documents filed
in a formal proceeding shall contain a caption stating the style of the
proceeding, the docket number unless no docket number has been assigned at the
time of filing, and the date and title of the document being filed. All
documents filed shall be signed by the party filing the same, or by that
party's counsel. Where service is required, all documents filed shall contain a
certificate, signed by the person responsible for service, confirming that
service has been made on the persons there shown by the means there
shown.
(3) Upon receipt in the
office of the Chair of the Authority, all documents shall be stamped on the
first page thereof to show the date and time of filing. Persons submitting
documents for filing may request, and the Chair of the Authority's office shall
provide, a copy stamped to show the date and time of filing, to be returned to
that person, either in person or by mail in a postage prepaid, self-addressed
envelope furnished for that purpose.
(4) Unless otherwise provided in these rules
with respect to a particular category of proceeding, a written original and
four (4) written copies of all electronic documents or an unbound, one sided
original and thirteen (13) copies of all written documents shall be filed with
the Chair of the Authority. The original shall be retained in the official
files.
(5)
(a) All documents filed with the Chair of the
Authority must be on 8 1/2" x 11" paper where possible. Any physical exhibits,
other than those submitted on 8 1/2" x 11" paper, must be accompanied by a copy
of the exhibit or a description and explanation of the exhibit on 8 1/2" x 11"
paper.
(b) All electronic documents
shall be in a format compatible with software in use by the Authority, and
shall be transmitted to the Authority via floppy disks, zip disks, cd-rom,
e-mail or other electronic means.
(6) The Chair of the Authority may refuse to
accept any document which does not comply with these rules or with respect to
which the required fees or charges have not been tendered.
(7) Documents may be submitted by first class
mail, certified or registered return receipt mail, hand delivery or overnight
receipt courier and must be filed in the Office of the Chair of the Authority
within the time fixed for filing. Documents may also be submitted by authorized
electronic means or facsimile and when so submitted an original and the
requisite number of written copies shall follow and be postmarked within the
time fixed for filing.
(8) Parties
in a contested case in which a protective order has been entered who seek to
file information which they deem proprietary shall file with the Authority
requisite copies of said information in a sealed envelope clearly marked
"proprietary information," and otherwise in accordance with the terms of the
protective order. The provisions of this rule shall not abridge the right of
any other party to contest the proprietary status of such information. Further,
the Authority and its staff shall have the right to review said proprietary
information for the purpose for which it was submitted.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยงยง 65-1-104, 65-2-102, and 65-2-103.
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