S.C. Code Regs. 9-100.210. Intervention

A. Any person who desires to participate in an adjudication as an intervenor shall file a motion to intervene in a timely manner. B. A motion to intervene shall: 1. indicate the legal basis that supports the motion to intervene; 2. set forth the property, financial, or other interest of the movant in the adjudication; 3. identify the specific aspect or aspects of the adjudication as to which the movant wishes to intervene; and 4. state any other facts or reasons why the movant should be permitted to intervene. C. Any party to an adjudication may file within ten (10) days a response to a motion to intervene after the motion is filed. D. In ruling on a motion to intervene, the Adjudicator shall consider the factors in section B. E. If the Adjudicator determines that a movant does not meet the requirements under this Rule to be an intervenor, the Adjudicator may view the motion to intervene as if it had been timely filed as a motion to participate as a limited participant under R. 9-100.211 [Limited Participation].