28 Tex. Admin. Code § 142.10 - Continuance
(a) As used in this chapter, continuance
means postponing a hearing from the time or date set and rescheduling it on a
later time or date.
(b) The
division may continue a hearing:
(1) on its
own motion; or
(2) at the request
of a party, if the administrative law judge determines the party has good
cause.
(c) A request for
continuance may be made before or during a hearing.
(1) A request made before a hearing by a
carrier, carrier representative, claimant represented by an attorney, or
claimant assisted by OIEC shall:
(A) be in
writing;
(B) state the reason for
continuing the hearing;
(C) be sent
to the division no later than five days before the hearing; and
(D) be delivered to all parties, as provided
by §
142.4 of this title (relating to
Delivery of Copies to All Parties).
(2) A claimant who is neither represented by
an attorney nor assisted by OIEC may request a continuance before a hearing by
contacting the division in any manner.
(3) A party may orally request a continuance
during a hearing. In addition to showing good cause, the party must show that a
continuance will not prejudice the rights of the other
parties.
(d) The
administrative law judge will rule on the request and notify all parties of the
ruling. A ruling granting the continuance will include notice of the date,
time, and location of the rescheduled hearing.
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