Adjudication procedure: grants parties a right to be heard if desired and allows limited adjournments with recorded reasons. Insertion of a new Adjudication procedure requires the Adjudicating authority to afford an opportunity to be heard to any party who so desires, and permits the authority, for sufficient cause and with reasons recorded in writing, to grant time and adjourn hearings at any stage; however, no party may be granted more than three adjournments during the proceeding.
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Adjudication procedure: grants parties a right to be heard if desired and allows limited adjournments with recorded reasons.
Insertion of a new Adjudication procedure requires the Adjudicating authority to afford an opportunity to be heard to any party who so desires, and permits the authority, for sufficient cause and with reasons recorded in writing, to grant time and adjourn hearings at any stage; however, no party may be granted more than three adjournments during the proceeding.
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