Mich. Admin. Code R. 285.144.1 - Procedure for determining claims against livestock auctions
Rule 1.
(1) A notice, setting forth the
date, time, and place of a proposed hearing will be:
(a) Mailed to each known
claimant.
(b) Published
in a newspaper serving the area where the affected livestock auction
is located once each week for 2 consecutive weeks.
(c) Posted at 6 prominent places on
the premises of the affected livestock auction.
(2) During the course of the
hearing, each claimant shall submit to the director of agriculture
his claim in writing on a form as approved by the director and such
other proof as may be required of him for the purpose of
substantiating said claim against the livestock auction.
(3) In lieu of submitting such
claim at the hearing, the claimants may submit their proof of claim
by mail, provided said proof of claim shall be postmarked at least 3
days prior to the date set for the hearing.
(4) All claims and other proof as
submitted will be reviewed by the director of agriculture and he
shall rule upon the validity of each claim; provided, however, he may
request additional information of the claimant. Thereafter, the
director of agriculture will determine the exact amount to be paid to
each claimant.
(5) No new
or additional claims will be accepted after the close of the
hearing.
(6) After
determination of the amount due each claimant, said claimant will be
notified, and thereafter the director of agriculture will determine
the method or methods by which moneys determined to be due will be
distributed to each claimant, and will thereupon proceed to make such
distribution.
Notes
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