1 Tex. Admin. Code § 12.42 - Motion for Continuance
(a) The presiding
officer may postpone or delay a hearing.
(b) A request to postpone or delay a hearing
shall include:
(1) a statement of the number
of motions for continuance previously filed in the case by the
movant;
(2) the specific reason for
the request; and
(3) whether the
movant is available if the hearing or prehearing conference is continued to the
next tentatively scheduled commission meeting.
(c) Motions for continuance shall be filed no
later than five days before the date of the proceeding or shall state good
cause for presenting the motion after that time. If the presiding officer finds
good cause has been demonstrated, the presiding officer may consider a motion
filed after that time.
(d)
Responses to motions for continuance shall be in writing, except a response to
a motion for continuance made on the date of the proceeding may be presented
orally at the proceeding. Unless otherwise ordered or allowed by the presiding
officer, responses to motions for continuance shall be made by the earlier of:
(1) three days after receipt of the motion;
or
(2) the date and time of the
proceeding.
(e) A motion
for continuance is not granted until it has been ruled on by the presiding
officer, even if the motion is uncontested or agreed.
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