Md. Code, Public Utilities § 3-114
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§3–114.
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(a) On rehearing, the Commission may:
(1) consider facts not presented in the original hearing, including facts arising after the date of the original hearing; and
(2) abrogate, change, or modify the original order by new order.
(b) Except as otherwise ordered by the Commission, the rehearing or application for the rehearing does not:
(1) stay the enforcement of an order of the Commission; or
(2) excuse a person affected by the order from complying with the terms of the order.
(c) (1) A party in interest may apply to the Commission for rehearing within 30 days after service of a final order on the party.
(2) The Commission may:
(i) act on the application; and
(ii) rehear a final order or conduct further proceedings on its own motion after the filing of a proposed order, as the Commission considers necessary.
(3) If a rehearing is granted on an application under this subsection, the Commission shall decide the case within 30 days after the case is finally submitted on rehearing.
(1) consider facts not presented in the original hearing, including facts arising after the date of the original hearing; and
(2) abrogate, change, or modify the original order by new order.
(b) Except as otherwise ordered by the Commission, the rehearing or application for the rehearing does not:
(1) stay the enforcement of an order of the Commission; or
(2) excuse a person affected by the order from complying with the terms of the order.
(c) (1) A party in interest may apply to the Commission for rehearing within 30 days after service of a final order on the party.
(2) The Commission may:
(i) act on the application; and
(ii) rehear a final order or conduct further proceedings on its own motion after the filing of a proposed order, as the Commission considers necessary.
(3) If a rehearing is granted on an application under this subsection, the Commission shall decide the case within 30 days after the case is finally submitted on rehearing.
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