Or. Admin. Code § 808-009-0160 - Order Based on Hearing, Limitation on Order
(1) "Order" as used in sections (2) to (5) of
this rule means a proposed and final order a administrative law judge is
authorized to issue under section (6) of this rule.
(2) If a claim is referred for a hearing to
determine the amount, if any, that a respondent owes a claimant, the
administrative law judge may not issue an order in an amount greater than the
total amount claimant alleges respondent owes claimant in:
(a) The most recent declaration of damages or
amended declaration of damages filed under OAR
808-004-0540,
808-004-0550 or
808-009-0020; or
(b) The Statement of Claim filed under OAR
808-004-0340, if no declaration
of damages was filed.
(3) If a claim is referred for a hearing to
determine whether any portion of a judgment is within the jurisdiction of the
agency, the administrative law judge may not issue an order requiring payment
of an amount greater than the amount of the judgment.
(4) An order issued by an administrative law
judge may direct specific performance on the part of the respondent, order the
respondent to pay monetary damages to the claimant or dismiss the
claim.
(5) An administrative law
judge shall consider any amounts due to the respondent from the claimant under
the terms of the contract and reduce the amount of an order by that
amount.
(6) Except as provided in
OAR 808-009-0200, an administrative
law judge shall issue a proposed and final order under OAR
137-003-0645(4)
that shall automatically become a final order 21 days after the date of issue
without further notice unless;
(a) A party
files timely exceptions under OAR
808-009-0400;
(b) The agency requests that the
administrative law judge hold a further hearing or revise or amend the proposed
order under OAR 137-003-0655(1);
(c) The agency issues an amended proposed
order under OAR 137-003-0655(3);
or
(d) The agency notifies the
parties and the administrative law judge that the agency will issue the final
order.
(7) If a
limitation on damages under section (2) is based on a declaration of damages or
Statement of claim that includes an itemization of claim items and the total of
those items is different from the total damages claimant alleges is due from
the respondent, the limitation on damages shall be based on the larger of the
two totals.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 670.310 & ORS 671.670
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.415, ORS 671.703
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