Texas § 2001.100 RETURN OF DEPOSITION TO STATE AGENCY.

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§ 2001.100 — RETURN OF DEPOSITION TO STATE AGENCY.

Texas § 2001.100

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2001.100 (2026).

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Sec. 2001.100. RETURN OF DEPOSITION TO STATE AGENCY.

(a)A deposition may be returned to the state agency before which the contested case is pending by mail or by a party interested in taking the deposition or another person.

(b)For a deposition returned by mail, the state agency shall:

(1)endorse on the deposition the fact that it was received from the post office; and

(2)have it signed by the agency employee receiving the deposition.

(c)For a deposition returned by means other than mail, the person delivering it to the state agency shall execute an affidavit before the agency stating that:

(1)the person received it from the hands of the officer before whom it was taken;

(2)it has not been out of the person's possession since the person received it; and

(3)it has not been altered.

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Sec. 2001.100. RETURN OF DEPOSITION TO STATE AGENCY. (a) A deposition may be returned to the state agency before which the contested case is pending by mail or by a party interested in taking the deposition or another person.
(b) For a deposition returned by mail, the state agency shall:
(1) endorse on the deposition the fact that it was received from the post office; and
(2) have it signed by the agency employee receiving the deposition.
(c) For a deposition returned by means other than mail, the person delivering it to the state agency shall execute an affidavit before the agency stating that:
(1) the person received it from the hands of the officer before whom it was taken;
(2) it has not been out of the person's possession since the person received it; and
(3) it has not been altered.