Md. Code, Public Utilities § 3-106
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§3–106.
Official statutory text
(a) If a person timely files, the person may apply to intervene in a proceeding before the Commission.
(b) The Commission shall grant leave to intervene unless the Commission concludes that:
(1) the parties to the proceeding adequately represent the interest of the person seeking to intervene; or
(2) the issues that the person seeks to raise are irrelevant or immaterial.
(c) (1) An intervenor has all the rights of a party to a proceeding.
(2) In a proceeding before the Commission, an individual who is an intervenor may represent himself or herself.
(b) The Commission shall grant leave to intervene unless the Commission concludes that:
(1) the parties to the proceeding adequately represent the interest of the person seeking to intervene; or
(2) the issues that the person seeks to raise are irrelevant or immaterial.
(c) (1) An intervenor has all the rights of a party to a proceeding.
(2) In a proceeding before the Commission, an individual who is an intervenor may represent himself or herself.
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