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Code of Federal Regulations Pertaining to U.S. Department of Labor

Title 29  

Labor

 

Chapter I  

Office of the Secretary of Labor

 

 

Part 18  

Rules of Practice and Procedure for Administrative Hearings Before the Office of Administrative Law Judges

 

 

 

Subpart A  

General


29 CFR 18.28 - Continuances.

  • Section Number: 18.28
  • Section Name: Continuances.

    (a) When granted. Continuances will only by granted in cases of 


prior judicial commitments or undue hardship, or a showing of other good 


cause.


    (b) Time limit for requesting. Except for good cause arising 


thereafter, requests for continuances must be filed within fourteen (14) 


days prior to the date set for hearing.


    (c) How filed. Motions for continuances shall be in writing. At 


least 3"x3\1/2\"; of blank space shall be provided on the last page of 


the motion to permit space for the entry of an order by the 


administrative law judge. Copies shall be served on all parties. Any 


motions for continuances made within ten (10) days of the date of the 


scheduled proceeding shall, in addition to the written request, be 


telephonically conveyed to the administrative law judge or a member of 


his or her staff and to all other parties. Motions for continuances, 


based on reasons not reasonably ascertainable prior thereto, may also be 


made on the record at calendar calls, prehearing conferences or 


hearings.


    (d) Ruling. Time permitting, the administrative law judge shall 


issue a written order in advance of the scheduled proceeding date which 


either allows or denies the request. Otherwise the ruling may be made 


orally by telephonic communication to the party requesting same who 


shall be responsible for telephonically notifying all other parties. 


Oral orders shall be confirmed in writing.


[48 FR 32538, July 15, 1983; 49 FR 2739, Jan. 20, 1984]
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