Protestant means any person or entity opposed to the relief sought by any applicant, who has notified the commission and the applicant of its intention to appear at least five (5) days prior to the date of the hearing.
Protestant means a person who, upon grounds of private or public interest, resists an application or any relief sought thereby. A protest is governed by the rules applicable to a response.
Protestant means a motor carrier who files a written protest to an application for motor carrier authority pursuant to the provisions of the motor carrier act, 1933 PA 254, MCL 475.1 to 475.49.
Examples of Protestant in a sentence
We say never, never, never, never! The day after the rally a MORI opinion poll in Northern Ireland found that 75% of Protestant Unionists would vote 'No' if a referendum was held on the Agreement, with 65% of Catholic Nationalists saying they would vote 'Yes'.[30] The UUP MP Xxxxx Xxxxxx asked Xxxxxxxx in the Commons the day before she signed the Agreement: "Does the Right Hon.
More Definitions of Protestant
Protestant means any person who objects on the grounds of public or private interest to the approval, determination, consent, certification or authorization of any application, proposed tariff change, or petition which the Commission may have under consideration, and who is not a party to the proceeding (a protestant in a motor carrier case who wishes to participate as a party to a case must seek intervenor status).
Protestant means a person filing avalid protest pursuant to subpart B of this part.§ 360.3 Who must register?(a) You must register with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and obtain a USDOT Number if you are:
Protestant means a person opposed to any tariff or schedule becoming effective.
Protestant means a person who protests the imposition of a toll, fine, or fee.
Protestant means a provider who files a protest with the Division.
Protestant means any person opposing an application under ORS 759.020.