SECTION 150:1-11-11. Motions  


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  • (a)   The Department will consider motions and applications for Orders. All such motions and/or applications must be in writing and must set forth the facts giving rise to the motion, any legal authority to support the motion and the requested remedy if the motion is granted.
    (b)   Parties involved in the appeal or in the action will have twenty (20) days after receipt of the motion to set forth in writing reasons why the motion should not be granted unless the motion on its face demonstrates that it must be granted forthwith or irreparable harm will result.
    (c)   In the event such a motion is immediately granted, any adverse party may object to the granting of the motion and such objection will be considered immediately, and an answer in writing delivered expeditiously.
    (d)   All resolutions of motions, applications or objections, shall be issued by the hearing examiner, in writing.