§ 1021.83. Substitution of parties.
(a) A person who has succeeded to the interests of a party to an appeal by operation of law, election to public office, appointment or transfer of interest may become a party to the pending action by filing with the Board a verified petitionfor substitution of party, which includes a statement of material facts upon which the right to substitute is based.
(b) The substituted party shall have all the rights and liabilities of the original party to the proceeding provided that any other party to the proceeding may move to strike the substituted party for just cause. A substituted party-appellant is limited to pursuing only those objections raised by the original appellant in its appeal, unless both the original appellant and the substituted appellant meet the conditions of § 1021.53(b)(2) (relating to amendments to appeal and complaint).
Source The provisions of this § 1021.83 amended June 28, 2002, effective June 29, 2002, 32 Pa.B. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (259873).
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