Appellate Tribunal appeals enable review of contested orders, subject to consent exclusion, timely filing, hearing, and expeditious disposal. Persons aggrieved by orders of the Controller or an adjudicating officer may appeal to the competent Appellate Tribunal, except where an adjudicating ... Summary
Appellate Tribunal appeals enable review of contested orders, subject to consent exclusion, timely filing, hearing, and expeditious disposal.
Persons aggrieved by orders of the Controller or an adjudicating officer may appeal to the competent Appellate Tribunal, except where an adjudicating officer's order was made with the parties' consent. Appeals require prescribed form and fee, must ordinarily be filed within forty-five days of receipt of the order, and may be admitted late on sufficient cause. Following a hearing, the Tribunal may confirm, modify, or set aside the order.
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