New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
He - Department of Health and Human Services
Subtitle He-C - Commissioner, Department of Health and Human Services
Chapter He-C 200 - RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
Part He-C 202 - ISSUANCE, FILING AND SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS
Section He-C 202.02 - Content and Veracity of Documents
Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules He-C 202.02
Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
(a) All petitions, motions, memoranda, replies or similar documents filed under this chapter shall:
(1) Include the title and docket number
of the proceeding, if known;
(2) Be
typewritten or clearly printed on durable 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper, except that
any party submitting non-complying documents shall be given one opportunity to
resubmit the documents, with the date of receipt continuing to be the same as
for the original filing; and
(3) Be
signed by the party or proponent of the document, or if the party appears by a
representative, by the representative.
(b) The signature on a document filed with the department shall constitute certification that:
(1) The signer has read the
document;
(2) The signer is
authorized to file it;
(3) To the
best of the signer's knowledge, information and belief there are good and
sufficient grounds to support it;
(4) To the best of the signer's knowledge,
information and belief the document contains no falsehoods, material
inaccuracies, or misleading information; and
(5) The document has not been filed for
purposes of delay, except that this subparagraph shall not apply if the
document is a motion to continue.
#6986, eff 4-24-99; ss by #8866-A, eff 4-13-07
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