Kansas § 72-2256 Testimony by affidavit or deposition; interrogatories; time, extension

Kansas Statutes

§ 72-2256 — Testimony by affidavit or deposition; interrogatories; time, extension

Kansas § 72-2256

Ch. 72SCHOOLS

Art. 22SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS

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Kan. Stat. Ann. § 72-2256 (2026).

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When either party desires to present testimony by affidavit or by deposition, that party shall furnish to the hearing officer the date on which the testimony shall be taken. A copy of the affidavit or the deposition shall be furnished to the opposing party within 10 days following the taking of any such testimony, and no such testimony shall be presented at a hearing until the opposite party has had at least 10 days prior to the date upon which the testimony is to be presented to the hearing officer to rebut such testimony by affidavit or deposition or to submit interrogatories to the affiant or deponent to be answered under oath. Such 10 day period, for good cause shown, may be extended by the hearing officer.

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When either party desires to present testimony by affidavit or by deposition, that party shall furnish to the hearing officer the date on which the testimony shall be taken. A copy of the affidavit or the deposition shall be furnished to the opposing party within 10 days following the taking of any such testimony, and no such testimony shall be presented at a hearing until the opposite party has had at least 10 days prior to the date upon which the testimony is to be presented to the hearing officer to rebut such testimony by affidavit or deposition or to submit interrogatories to the affiant or deponent to be answered under oath. Such 10 day period, for good cause shown, may be extended by the hearing officer.