13 CFR § 134.1312 - What are the limitations on the introduction of new evidence?

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title: "13 CFR § 134.1312 - What are the limitations on the introduction of new evidence?"
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# 134.1312 What are the limitations on the introduction of new evidence?

The Judge may not admit evidence beyond the written protest file nor permit any form of discovery. All appeals under this subpart will be decided solely on a review of the evidence in the written protest file, arguments made in the appeal petition, and response(s) filed thereto.