Goto Section: 1.224 | 1.227 | Table of Contents
FCC 1.225
Revised as of October 1, 2008
Goto Year:2007 |
2009
Sec. 1.225 Participation by non-parties; consideration of communications.
(a) Any person who wishes to appear and give evidence on any matter and who
so advises the Secretary, will be notified by the Secretary if that matter
is designated for hearing. In the case of requests bearing more than one
signature, notice of hearing will be given to the person first signing
unless the request indicates that such notice should be sent to someone
other than such person.
(b) No person shall be precluded from giving any relevant, material, and
competent testimony at a hearing because he lacks a sufficient interest to
justify his intervention as a party in the matter.
(c) When a hearing is held, no communication will be considered in
determining the merits of any matter unless it has been received into
evidence. The admissibility of any communication shall be governed by the
applicable rules of evidence, and no communication shall be admissible on
the basis of a stipulation unless Commission counsel as well as counsel for
all of the parties shall join in such stipulation.
Goto Section: 1.224 | 1.227
Goto Year: 2007 |
2009
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