N.H. Admin. Code § Tra 202.14 - Appearances
(a) Any person named as a petitioner,
respondent, or intervenor in an adjudicative proceeding may appear before the
department by personal attendance or through the attendance of a representative
appointed by the person.
(b) Any
party to an adjudicative proceeding and any person who has filed a pleading in
an adjudicative proceeding shall maintain a current address and telephone
number on file with the presiding officer until completion of the
matter.
(c) For purposes of (b)
above, "completion of the matter" means the date of the final decision on the
last appeal taken.
(d) Notices
mailed by first class mail, postage prepaid, to the address on file with the
presiding officer shall be presumed to have been received by the
party.
(e) A person may appoint any
other adult person to represent him or her in the proceeding.
(f) Persons other than natural persons shall
only be represented by:
(1) An attorney-at-law
licensed to practice in New Hampshire; or
(2) Any of the following, if applicable:
a. If a corporation, an officer, director, or
shareholder.
b. If a partnership or
limited partnership, by a general partner.
c. If a limited liability company by a
manager or member.
d. If a trust,
by a trustee or person representing a majority of the beneficial interests of
the trust.
(g) The department of transportation shall
appear in a proceeding through:
(1) Staff
responsible for the substantive area under consideration;
(2) A representative of the department of
justice, or;
(3) By both agency
staff and the department of justice acting together.
Notes
#4174, eff 12-1-86; EXPIRED 12-1-90
New. #5563, eff 1-28-93, EXPIRED: 1-28-99
New. #7927-A, eff 7-26-03
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