Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 120-2-2-.22 - Intervention
1. Any person who
desires to participate in an adjudication as an intervenor must file a motion
to intervene. Unless ordered otherwise by the Adjudicator, a motion to
intervene must be filed not later than 15 days after initiation of the
adjudication.
2. A motion to
intervene must:
a. specify the legal basis
that supports the motion to intervene;
b. set forth the movant's property,
financial, or other interest in the adjudication;
c. specify the aspect or aspects of the
adjudication as to which the movant wishes to intervene; and
d. state any other facts or reasons why the
movant should be permitted to intervene.
3. Any party may file a response within 5
days after a motion to intervene is filed.
4. In ruling on a motion to intervene, the
Adjudicator must consider the factors in Rule
120-2-2-.22(2). The
Adjudicator must also specify whether the movant, if granted intervenor status,
has full or limited participatory rights. If the Adjudicator grants limited
participatory rights, the Adjudicator must specify the nature of the
limitations.
5. If the Adjudicator
determines that a movant does not meet the requirements under this rule to
intervene, the Adjudicator may view the motion to intervene as if it had been
timely filed as a motion to participate as a limited participant under Rule
120-2-2-.23 (Limited
Participation).
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