34 Tex. Admin. Code § 67.27 - Form and Content of Pleadings
(a)
Typewritten or printed. Pleadings shall be typewritten or printed on paper not
to exceed 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches with an inside margin at least one inch
wide and attached exhibits shall be folded to the same size. Unless printed,
the impression shall be on one side of the paper only and shall be double
spaced, except that footnotes and quotations in excess of a few lines may be
single spaced. Reproductions may be by any process, provided all copies are
true and correct, clear and permanently legible.
(b) Content. Pleadings shall state their
object, shall contain a concise statement of the supporting facts, and shall be
signed by the Party or his Authorized Representative.
(c) Signature and address. The original of
every Pleading shall be signed in ink by the Party filing it or by his
Authorized Representative. Pleadings shall contain the address, phone number,
facsimile number and email address of the Party filing the document or the
name, business address, and telephone and facsimile numbers of the Authorized
Representative.
(d) Form for
Pleadings. All Pleadings shall contain the following:
(1) the name of the Party supporting or
opposing the action of the Executive Director, Examiner, the Board or its
designee;
(2) a concise statement
of the facts relied upon by the pleader;
(3) a citation of the authority supporting
the relief requested;
(4) a prayer
stating the type of relief, action, or Order desired by the pleader;
(5) any other matter required by statute or
applicable rule; and
(6) a
certificate of service or other notation showing that a copy of the Pleading
has been served on all other Parties to the Proceeding or their Authorized
Representatives in accordance with §
67.7 of this chapter (relating to
filing and service of documents and Pleadings).
(e) Waiver. The Executive Director, Examiner,
the Board or its designee, if applicable, may waive any requirement of this
section if it is determined that application of the requirement to a Party
would create an unnecessary hardship and that not requiring the Party to comply
with the section will not adversely affect the rights of any other
Party.
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