Written appellate orders must briefly state decision grounds and bear the hearing appellate officer's signature. Rule 7 requires an appellate order to be in writing and to state briefly the grounds for the decision. The order must be signed by the Special Director ... Summary
Written appellate orders must briefly state decision grounds and bear the hearing appellate officer's signature.
Rule 7 requires an appellate order to be in writing and to state briefly the grounds for the decision. The order must be signed by the Special Director (Appeal) who hears the appeal. These requirements prescribe the form, reason-giving content, and authentication of orders in appellate proceedings.
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