| Administrative law - 1988 - 632 pages
...issues will be designated for evidentiary hearing except that the Commission may redraft the issues in accordance with the facts or substantive matters alleged in the protest and may also specify such additional issues as it deems desirable. In any evidentiary hearing subsequently... | |
| Administrative law - 1967 - 418 pages
...issues will be designated for evidentiary hearing except that the Commission may redraft the issues in accordance with the facts or substantive matters alleged in the protest and may also specify such additional issues as it deems desirable. In any evidentiary hearing subsequently... | |
| United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce - 1955 - 1720 pages
...facts alleged were to be proven, no grounds for setting aside the grant are presented. The Commission may in such decision redraft the issues urged by the protestant in accordance irith the faets or substantive matters alleged in the protest, and may also specify in such decision... | |
| Administrative law - 1960 - 356 pages
...facts alleged were to be proven, no grounds for setting aside the grant are presented. The Commission may, in such decision, redraft the issues urged by...protestant in accordance with the facts or substantive allegations in the protest, and may also specify that the application be set for hearing upon such... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Appropriations - 1969 - 1516 pages
...facts alleged were to be proven, no grounds for setting aside the grant are presented. The Commission may in such decision redraft the issues urged by the...facts or substantive matters alleged in the protest, and may als<, specify in such decision that the application be set for hearing upon such further issue*... | |
| Administrative law - 1989 - 750 pages
...issues will be designated for evidentiary hearing except that the Commission may redraft the issues in accordance with the facts or substantive matters alleged in the protest and may also specify such additional issues as it deems desirable. In any evidentiary hearing subsequently... | |
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