1 Tex. Admin. Code § 357.496 - Summary disposition
(a) The judge may
issue a proposal for decision or final order without an evidentiary hearing if
the judge determines that:
(1) there is no
genuine issue as to any material fact; and
(2) a party is entitled to a decision in its
favor as a matter of law.
(b) A party seeking summary disposition shall
file a motion in accordance with §
357.491 of this title (relating to
Motions). The motion shall contain the specific grounds, including:
(1) the applicable law; and
(2) the material facts that the moving party
contends are undisputed, with specific reference to the supporting
evidence.
(c) A party
opposing a motion for summary disposition shall file a response in accordance
with §
357.491 of this title. The response
shall contain the specific grounds, including:
(1) a statement of each material fact claimed
by the opposing party to be disputed;
(2) a specific reference to the supporting
evidence; and
(3) any dispute
regarding the movant's assertion of what is the applicable law.
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