207 CMR, § 3.09 - Rights of Appeal
(1) Appeals to the
Department by aggrieved parties seeking an initial or renewal license pursuant
to
207 CMR
3.00 shall be initiated in accordance with the
provisions of M.G.L. c. 166A, § 14. The following parties shall have
standing to appeal to the Department:
(a) An
applicant for an initial license aggrieved by a denial of its application by
the issuing authority pursuant to
207 CMR 3.02(3)
or
3.03(4)
or by the failure of an issuing authority to
make a decision within 60 days of the hearing provided for in
207 CMR
3.03(4); or
(b) An applicant for a license aggrieved by a
denial of its application by the issuing authority pursuant to
207 CMR
3.04(3); or
(c) An applicant for a renewal license
aggrieved by a denial of its application by the issuing authority pursuant to
207 CMR
3.06(3).
(2) The Department may, after a
hearing conducted pursuant to M.G.L. c. 166A, § 14, issue such order as it
deems appropriate to carry out the purpose of
207 CMR
3.00.
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