Remand adjudication: de novo remands must be decided by the authority that issued the remand order. Where an appellate order specifies the officer level, that level governs adjudication. If the appellate order remands for de novo adjudication without specifying the officer, the prior allowance to refer the matter to a proper officer under revised monetary limits is deleted; such remanded cases must be decided by the authority that issued the remand. Remanded matters already re-adjudicated under earlier guidance remain unaffected.
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Remand adjudication: de novo remands must be decided by the authority that issued the remand order.
Where an appellate order specifies the officer level, that level governs adjudication. If the appellate order remands for de novo adjudication without specifying the officer, the prior allowance to refer the matter to a proper officer under revised monetary limits is deleted; such remanded cases must be decided by the authority that issued the remand. Remanded matters already re-adjudicated under earlier guidance remain unaffected.
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