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34 Pa. Code § 101.129. Procedures subsequent to scheduling.

§ 101.129. Procedures subsequent to scheduling.

 (a)  If a party moves to withdraw consent to the receipt of testimony by telephone prior to the taking of testimony, the tribunal will allow the withdrawal if it is found that the consent was not freely and knowingly given.

 (b)  An objection to the receipt of testimony by telephone shall set forth the reasons in support thereof and shall be promptly communicated to the tribunal, but may not be asserted subsequent to the taking of testimony.

 (c)  The tribunal will promptly rule on objections to testimony by telephone after a reasonable attempt to obtain the position of the other party. The basis for the objection, the position of the other party, if known, and the ruling will be documented on the record.

Source

   The provisions of this §  101.129 adopted December 26, 1997, effective December 27, 1997, 27 Pa.B. 6807.



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