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Section 23
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23. A person who has a legal interest in intervening in an application or a motion to which he is not a party or in continuing the proceedings in his name, may do so by filing a motion in intervention or continuance of proceedings with the Tribunal. The motion must be notified to all the parties involved before the hearing.
The member may, at the time of the hearing, authorize an intervention or a continuance of proceedings upon a simple verbal application noted in the minutes. He may then impose the conditions he considers necessary for the protection of the rights of the parties.
23. A person who has a legal interest in intervening in an application or a motion to which he is not a party or in continuing the proceedings in his name, may do so by filing a motion in intervention or continuance of proceedings with the board. The motion must be notified to all the parties involved before the hearing.
The commissioner may, at the time of the hearing, authorize an intervention or a continuance of proceedings upon a simple verbal application noted in the minutes. He may then impose the conditions he considers necessary for the protection of the rights of the parties.
23. A person who has a legal interest in intervening in an application or a motion to which he is not a party or in continuing the proceedings in his name, may do so by filing a motion in intervention or continuance of proceedings with the board. The motion must be served upon all the parties involved before the hearing.
The commissioner may, at the time of the hearing, authorize an intervention or a continuance of proceedings upon a simple verbal application noted in the minutes. He may then impose the conditions he considers necessary for the protection of the rights of the parties.
