"The procedural methods that are implied for administrative action that is judicial in nature tend to follow the model of court procedures."
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- "The procedural methods that are implied for administrative action that is judicial in nature tend to follow the model of court procedures."
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The opinion
*329 PHILLIPS, Chief Justice,
dissenting.
I respectfully dissent.
In my judgment 11 days is not enough time to prepare an administrative case of this magnitude. Consequently, I would hold that appellees have been denied procedural due process in the matter and would affirm the trial court.
As to the question of whether or not testimony from appellee, Southside’s attorney that he had not yet found an economist to bulwark his position and as to the relevance of this testimony to establish the facts necessary for a postponement, I cannot imagine a better expert to present evidence on the situation than the lawyer involved.