Section 176.1060 Form of Documents Filed - Original Documents Required
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Section 176.1060 Form of Documents Filed − Original
Documents Required
a) Form
of Papers
1) All
papers filed in any proceeding must:
A) be
clearly written or typewritten;
B) contain
a caption showing the title of the proceeding with a case number:
C) be
signed or verified by the party filing the papers or that party's authorized
representative or attorney; and
D) contain
the party's address, telephone number, website, and email address, if
available.
2) An
original and one copy shall be filed by each party, except as provided in
subsection (b).
b) Original
Documents Required. If a document submitted under this Part has not been
previously submitted to the Department of Administrative Hearings, only the
original document will be accepted or admitted into evidence. "Original
document" means bearing the original signature of the petitioner or author
of the document, as applicable. Documents that are composed or created solely to
submit to the Secretary of State at a formal hearing must be submitted as
originals.
c) Documents
Sent by Facsimile or Electronic Transmission. Documents that must be submitted
as an original but are instead sent by facsimile or electronic transmission
will be accepted at the time of the hearing. However, the originals of the
documents must be submitted at a later date. The hearing officer will grant
leave to submit the originals within not more than 14 calendar days after the
hearing. The hearing officer will determine the specific number of days within
which the petitioner is allowed to submit the original, based on the individual
circumstances of each case.
d) Failure
to Submit. The petitioner's failure to submit an original document as required
in this Section will not in and of itself constitute, under any circumstance,
the sole basis for denying relief.
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