Markham By-law 2023-164, s. 31 — At a hearing, the onus is on the appellant to demonstrate why the decision of the Administrator should be altered
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At a hearing, the onus is on the appellant to demonstrate why the decision of the Administrator should be altered.
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- 30(a) 30 A hearing shall be open to the public except where the Hearing Officer is of the opinion that
- 32 The Hearing Officer may dismiss a proceeding without a hearing if the proceeding is frivolous, vexatious or is commenced in bad faith
- 33 If the appellant does not attend at the hearing, the Hearing Officer may proceed with the hearing in the appellant’s absence and the appellant shall not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings
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