Filing of added exhibits (Repealed)

(a) Additional evidence. At any stage of the hearing the Board or hearing panel may call for further evidence upon any issue, and require such evidence to be produced by the party or parties concerned or by the Department, either at that hearing or adjournments thereof. At the hearing, the Board or hearing panel may authorize any party to file specific documentary evidence as a part of the record within a specified time, provided that every other party shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to review and rebut said evidence. (b) Filing of documents subsequent to hearing. The Board or hearing panel may order or may, for good cause shown, allow the parties to file evidentiary documents of any kind, or exhibits, at a time subsequent to the completion of the hearing, such time to be determined by the Board or hearing panel. If a request for such subsequent filing is granted, the requesting party shall on or before the date set for filing, send to the Department copies of all documents or exhibits which are the subject of the request. If such requirement for copies is impracticable, the Board or hearing panel may suspend the above provisions; in such cases, the Department shall allow reasonable inspection of the original by all parties. Other parties may file additional documentary evidence to rebut or explain such late filed exhibit.