Record proper definition
Record proper means all documents related to the hearing and received or generated by the board prior to the beginning, or after the conclusion, of the hearing, including, but not limited to:
Record proper or “record” means all documents related to the hearing, including documents received or generated by the board before the beginning, or after the conclusion of the hearing, including, but not limited to:
Record proper or “record” means all documents filed by or with the hearing clerk during the proceeding authorized by 20.11.81 NMAC, and includes:
More Definitions of Record proper
Record proper means all documents filed by or with the Hearing Clerk during the proceeding and includes:
Record proper means the Administrative Record and all documents filed by or with the Hearing Clerk;
Record proper means all documents filed by or with the hearing clerk during the proceeding and includes the verbatim record of the hearing and all exhibits offered into evidence at the hearing, whether or not admitted.
Record proper means all documents filed by or with the board administrator during the proceeding and also includes:
Record proper or “record” means all documents submitted by or to the board or the hearing officer during the proceeding authorized by this hearing procedure, and includes: