Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 350-4-.19 - Pleadings and Amendments; Automatic Filings
(1) The notice of adverse action issued by the Department and
the request for hearing submitted by the provider shall constitute the
pleadings in each contested case and automatically shall be included in the
Record. The pleadings shall be transmitted by the Department to the
Administrative Law Judge at the time of the Administrative Law Judge's
appointment to the case.
(2) Any party may amend any pleading without leave of the
Administrative Law Judge until the tenth day prior to the date set for the
hearing on the matter. Thereafter a party may amend its pleadings only by
written consent of the adverse party or by leave of the Administrative Law
Judge. Leave shall be freely given when justice so requires. If an amendment is
made to any pleading to which a response or reply is necessitated, a response
or reply to such amendment shall be filed within ten days after service of the
amended request or as otherwise ordered by the Administrative Law Judge.
(3) Copies of the notice of proposed adverse action issued by
the Department and the request for Administrative Review filed by the provider
which preceded the Pleadings shall be filed automatically by the Department
with the Administrative Law Judge upon his appointment. Such filings shall
include all supporting documentation transmitted therewith. All documents so
filed shall automatically become part of the Record.
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