Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 61B-50.139 - Final Orders
(1) Unless waived,
a final order shall be entered within 30 days after any final hearing, receipt
by the arbitrator of the hearing transcript if one is timely filed, or receipt
of any post-hearing memoranda, whichever is applicable. The final order shall
be in writing and shall include a statement of whether or not the recall was
certified. Failure to render a decision within such time period shall not
invalidate the decision.
(2) The
final order shall be mailed to the parties, if unrepresented, or to their
counsel or other qualified representative of record by regular U.S. mail. The
final order shall include a certificate of service which shall show the date of
mailing of the final order to the parties.
(3) In reaching a decision, the arbitrator
may take official notice of and find as true without proof, any fact which may
be judicially noticed by the courts of this state, including any arbitration
final order or any final order of the division involving a similar or related
issue.
(4) A final order certifying
the recall of one or more board members takes effect upon the mailing of the
final order. As of the moment of mailing, those board members found to be
recalled cease to be authorized board members and shall not exercise the
authority of the association.
Notes
Specific Authority 718.501(1)(f), 719.501(1)(f) FS. Law Implemented 718.112(2)(j), 718.1255, 719.106(1)(f), 719.1255 FS.
New 7-1-82, Formerly 7D-50.25, 7D-50.025, Amended 1-17-93, Formerly 7D-50.139, Amended 1-19-97, 6-24-04.
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