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Appendix F. N. L. R. B. Rules and Regulations 219action by the respondent as will effectuate the policies of the Act.The Intermediate Report shall be transmitted to the Chief TrialExaminer, who shall thereupon file the original of the IntermediateReport with the Board, and cause a copy thereof to be served uponeach of the parties. Upon the filing of the Intermediate Report, theBoard shall enter an order transferring the case to the Board and shallserve copies of the order, setting forth the date of such transfer, uponeach of the parties and the Regional Director.The charge upon which the complaint was issued and any amendmentsthereto, the complaint and any amendments thereto, Notice ofHearing, answer and any amendments thereto, motions, rulings,orders, the stenographic report of the hearing, stipulations, exhibits,documentary evidence, and depositions, together with the IntermediateReport and Exceptions, shall constitute the record in the case.Exceptions to the Record and ProceedingSEC. 33. Exceptions; time for filing; where to file; service on paities;extension of time; effect of failure to include matter in exception.—Within fifteen days from the date of the entry of the order transferringthe case to the Board, pursuant to Section 32 of this Article, anyparty or counsel for the Board may file with the Board at Washington,D. C., an original and four copies of a statement in writing settingforth such Exceptions to the Intermediate Report or to any other partof the record or proceeding (including rulings upon all motions orobjections) as he relies upon, together with the original and fourcopies of a brief in support thereof. Immediately upon the filing ofthe statement of Exceptions and brief, the party or counsel for theBoard filing the same shall serve a copy thereof upon each of the otherparties and shall file a copy with the Regional Director. Upon propercause shown, the Board may extend the period within which to filea statement of Exceptions or brief.No matter not included in a statement of Exceptions may thereafterbe objected to before the Board, and failure to file a statement ofExceptions shall operate as a submission of the case to the Board onthe record.Should any party desire permission to argue orally before theBoard, request therefor must be made in writing to the Board withinten days after the date of the entry of the order transferring the caseto the Board (or in Board cases the date of filing the IntermediateReport) pursuant to Section 32 of this Article. The Board shall558154-44----18
220 Eighth Annual Report of-the National Labor Relations Boardnotify the parties of the time and place for oral . argument, if suchpermission is granted.SEC. 34. Filing of motion after transfer of case to Board.—All motionsfiled after the case has been transferred to the Board, pursuant toSection 32 of this Article, shall be filed with the Board in Washington,D. C., by transmitting an original and three copies thereof and servingadditional copies upon the Regional Director and upon each of theparties.Procedure Before the BoardSEC. 35. Action of Board upon expiration of time to file Exceptions toIntermediate Report; oral arguments_ before and filing of briefs withBoard; action of Board where Trial Examiner finds no unfair laborpractices and no Exceptions filed; reopening of record.—Upon theexpiration of the period for filing a statement of Exceptions and brief,as provided in Section 33 of this Article, the Board may decide thematter forthwith upon the record, or after oral argument, or mayreopen the record and receive further evidence before a member ofthe Board_or other agent or agency, or may close the case upon compliancewith the recommendations of the Intermediate Report, ormay make other disposition of the case.Where the Trial Examiner has found in his Intermediate Reportthat the respondent has not engaged in and is not engaging in any ofthe alleged unfair labor practices affecting commerce, and no Exceptionshave been filed within the period for filing a statement of Exceptionsas provided for in Section 33 of this Article, the case shall beconsidered closed. The Board may, upon motion made within areasonable period and upon proper cause shown, reopen the record forfurther proceedings in accordance with this Section.SEC. 36. Proceedings before Board; filing charges with Board; transferof charge and proceeding from Region to Board or to another Region;consolidation of proceedings in same Region; severance.—Whenever theBoard deems it necessary in order to effectuate the purposes of theAct, it may permit a charge to be filed with it in Washington, D. C.,or may, at any time after a charge has been filed with a RegionalDirector pursuant to Section 2 of this Article, order that such charge,and any proceeding which may have been instituted in respect there-to-(a) be transferred to and continued before it, for the purposeof consolidation with any other proceeding which may have beeninstituted by the Board, or for any other purpose; or
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EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORTOF THENATIONAL
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NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDH. A.
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The N. L. R. B. in the War 3The War
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The N. L. R. B. in the War 5closed.
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The N. L. R. B. in the War 7current
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