26 Miss. Code. R. 1-1.10 - ORDERS OF THE BOARD
(A) The prevailing
party in any hearing before the Board shall prepare a proposed Order for review
and approval by the Board which shall specify findings of fact and conclusions
of law. If an uncontested matter is denied the Board shall inform the party of
the reasons for the denial so that the party can prepare the Order. Upon
written request of any party to a contested docket, the Board shall include in
its Order or separately render written findings of fact and conclusions of law
setting forth the reasons for the Boards decision. The request may be made
either before or after the hearing.
(B) For all uncontested matters that have
been approved by the Board whether by affidavit or after a hearing, the
petitioner shall prepare and mail or hand deliver a proposed order to the Board
not later than 5 p.m. Monday following the regular Board Meeting if heard and
decision made on Wednesday or 5 p.m. Tuesday if heard and/or decision made on
the Thursday following the Wednesday of docket call after the hearing.
(C) For all contested matters
before the Board, the prevailing party shall mail or hand deliver to the Board
and all parties participating in the hearing a proposed order not later than 5
p.m. Wednesday following the regular Board Meeting if heard and decision made
on Wednesday or 5 p.m. Thursday if heard and/or decision made on the Thursday
following the Wednesday of docket call for the prevailing party to deliver a
proposed order to other participating parties after the hearing on the matter
concludes. The parties receiving the proposed order shall prepare and mail or
hand deliver any objections in writing not later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday
following the aforementioned Wednesday or 5 p.m. on Wednesday following the
aforementioned Thursday to respond with objections to proposed order, if any,
after receipt. If the parties cannot agree as to the form of the Order, the
Board shall determine the proper form and inform the prevailing party who shall
incorporate any necessary changes and submit the order for the Board.
(D) On all matters heard by the
Board, the signed Order shall be filed with the Board with all deliberate speed
but in no event more than thirty (30) days after the final decision.
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