 | United States. War Department, United States. Army. Corps of Engineers - 1906 - 306 lapas
...the inquiry, but can not be prepared properly in time for presentation at the hearing, the district officer may at his discretion either adjourn the hearing...transmitting his report until after the receipt of the evidence and its examination by the opposition. (Cir. 25, C. of E. , 1902.) 175. Decision upon... | |
 | U.S. Forest Service, United States. Forest Service - 1911 - 1130 lapas
...the presiding officer may, In his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for a reasonable period or delay transmitting his report until after the receipt...to the amount of time desired should be required. If no further hearing is had, it should be required that any additional evidence be submitted in typewritten... | |
 | 1939 - 1220 lapas
...evidence exists which could not be properly prepared in time for the hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination by otheu interested persons. In such cases, definite statements as to the amount of time desired should... | |
 | 1986 - 544 lapas
...evidence exists which could not be properly prepared in time for the hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination by other interested persons. In such cases, definite statements as to the amount of time desired should... | |
 | 1991 - 1074 lapas
...evidence exists which could not be properly prepared in time for the hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination by other interested persons. In such cases, definite statements as to the amount of time desired should... | |
 | 1973 - 658 lapas
...evidence exists which could not be properly prepared in time for the hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination by other interested persons. In such cases, definite statements .as to the amount of time desired should... | |
 | 1969 - 516 lapas
...evidence exists which could not be properly prepared in time for the hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination §400.1315 400.1403 by other interested persons. In such cases, definite statements as to the amount... | |
 | 1970 - 502 lapas
...time for the hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for 8 reasonable period, or may delay transmitting his report...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination 344 §400.1315 § 400.1403 by other interested persons. In such cases, definite statements as to the... | |
 | 1975 - 554 lapas
...hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for areasonable period, or may delay transmitting his report until...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination by other interested persons. In such cases, definite statements as to theamount of time desired should... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency - 1970 - 288 lapas
...evidence exists which could not be properly prepared in time for the hearing, the presiding officer will? at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for...expiration of a reasonable period for its examination by other interested persons. In such cases, definite statements as to the amount of time desired should... | |
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Adjournment of hearing. If it is alleged by any person that more evidence exists which could not be properly prepared in time for the hearing, the presiding officer will, at his discretion, either adjourn the hearing for a reasonable period, or may delay... 
