HAR §12-46-65

HAR §12-46-65. Memorandum in opposition

Last amended: 1990Length: 243 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Haw. Code R. § 12-46-65

Each respondent, within fifteen days after the receipt of the petition, may file and serve upon the petitioner a memorandum in opposition stating concisely and fully the respondent's position or contentions and reasons, including legal authorities. [Eff 12/31/90; comp ] (Auth: HRS §§91-8, 368-3) (Imp: HRS §§91-8, 368-3) §12-46-66 Intervention and intervenor's memorandum of authorities. Unless the petition has been summarily disposed of pursuant to section 12-46- 65 and subject to section 12-46-25, any interested person may request intervention in a proceeding for declaratory relief. Any person permitted to intervene in a proceeding for declaratory relief may file and serve upon petitioner, a memorandum of authorities which shall state concisely and fully the intervenor's position or contentions and reasons, including legal authorities. The commission's executive director shall be deemed a party without the necessity of formal intervention. (Eff 12/31/90; comp (Auth: HRS §§91-8, 368-3) (Imp: HRS §§91-8, 368-3) t,6-S7 ( §12-46-67 Request for additional facts or supplemental memorandum. The commission or the hearings examiner at any time may request of the petitioner or any party, a statement of additional facts or a memorandum, the purpose of which is to clarify a specific factual issue, position, contention, or issue provided the request shall aid the commission in effectuating the ends of justice, or in achieving its purposes, and shall not unduly delay the proceedings or hinder, harass, or unreasonably prejudice any part. [Eff 12/31/90; comp ] (Auth: I-IRS §§26-9, 91-8) (Imp: HRS §§26-9, 91-8)
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