Section Frl 206.01 - Pleadings(a) The only pleadings permitted shall be petitions and replies to petitions. Complaints against licensees and applications for licenses shall not be considered pleadings.(b) Petitions shall contain: (1) The name and address of the petitioner;(2) The name and address of the petitioner's representative, if any;(3) A concise statement of the facts which warrant the relief requested from the board;(4) The description of the action which the petitioner wishes the board to take;(5) A citation to any statutes, rules, orders, or other authority which entitles the petitioner to the relief requested; and(6) The signature and date required by Frl 205.02(a).(c) Replies to petitions shall contain: (1) The name and address of the respondent;(2) The name and address of the representative of the respondent, if any;(3) A statement admitting or denying each fact alleged in the petition pursuant to Frl 206.01(b)(3);(4) A statement admitting or denying the authority identified by the petitioner pursuant to Frl 206.01(b)(5);(5) A concise statement of any additional or different facts which warrant the board acting in the manner requested by the respondent;(6) A citation to any statutes, rules, orders or other authority, not identified in the petition, having a bearing upon the subject matter of the petition;(7) The action which the respondent wishes the board to take; and(8) The signature and date required by Frl 205.02(a).(d) Replies shall be filed within 10 days from the date of the petition unless due process requires a longer period.(e) Any fact contained in the petition which is not denied in the reply, shall be deemed admitted by the respondent. A statement that the respondent lacks sufficient knowledge to admit or deny shall be treated as a denial. The petitioner shall be presumed to deny all allegations in the reply, and no response shall be permitted to the reply.
N.H. Admin. Code § Frl 206.01
#6928, eff 1-1-99, EXPIRED: 1-1-07
New. #9784, INTERIM, eff 9-20-10, EXPIRED: 3-21-11
New. #9949-A, eff 6-24-11 (from Frl 205.01 )