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challenging the standing of the person to file the notice or the
timeliness of the filing of notice of objection.
(e) Hearing
If the petitioner any party files a response, the court
shall hold a hearing promptly on the issues raised in the
response.
(f) Access to Records
If the court determines that the person filing the notice
of objection has standing to do so and that the notice is timely
filed, it shall enter an order permitting the person to inspect
the papers filed in the proceeding subject to reasonable
conditions imposed in the order.
Source: This Rule is derived in part from former Rule D76 and is
in part new.
REPORTER’S NOTE
Rule 9-107 contains a change in subsection (b)(4) conforming
the procedure for publication to that required by the new statute
and adding in a time limit similar to the one provided for in
Rule 2-321 to conform the procedure to similar procedures in
other Rules. Sections (c), (d), and (e) have been modified to
broaden the scope of the Rule by replacing the word “petitioner”
with the word “party” or “parties.”
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