Intervenor means any person who, upon written petition, is permitted to intervene in a specific proceeding before the board.

Intervenor means a party who voluntarily interposes in a proceeding with the approval of the board or administrative law judge.

Intervenor means a person, not originally a party to an adjudicatory proceeding, who voluntarily participates as a party in the proceeding with the leave of the Board. (See Section 101.402 of this Part.)

Examples of Intervenor in a sentence

Intervenor must satisfy intervenor compensation requirements set forth in Pub.
Intervenor is requesting an additional 60-day extension for the completion of an appraisal.
Any party permitted to become an Intervenor in this Cause shall be bound by the record as it stands at the time its Petition to Intervene is granted, pursuant to 170 IAC 1-1.1-11.
Intervenor is requesting an additional 90-day extension for the completion of an appraisal.
Intervenor is requesting an additional 30-day extension to prepare and file evidence.

More Definitions of Intervenor

Intervenor means any person or entity, other than:

Intervenor means a person who is granted intervenor status in a child protective proceeding pursuant to the Maine Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 24, as long as intervention is consistent with section 4003.[PL 2001, c. 696, §16 (NEW).]

Intervenor means a person permitted to intervene in an adjudicative proceeding before the department.

Intervenor means a person who is allowed to voluntarily enter into the proceedings with leave of the hearing officer.

Intervenor means an individual, other than a law enforcement officer performing his ordinary duties, who provides aid to another individual who is not acting recklessly, in order to prevent the commission of a crime or to lawfully apprehend an individual reasonably suspected of having committed a crime.

Intervenor means any party of record who is not an applicant, complainant, or named respondent.