34 Tex. Admin. Code § 9.4224 - LBA Award
(a) Questions of
jurisdiction. In all arbitrations, the arbitrator shall first determine any
questions of jurisdiction.
(b)
Arbitrator's determination. If jurisdiction exists, the arbitrator shall render
a determination on whether there was a violation of the procedural requirements
submitted for review. A separate determination must be made for each individual
alleged procedural violation and each individual property. If a violation is
found, the arbitrator shall direct the ARB or chief appraiser, as applicable,
to either comply with the procedural requirement or, if the ARB determination
has been issued, to rescind the ARB order and hold a new ARB hearing that
complies with the procedural requirements.
(c) Arbitrator's award. Within 20 calendar
days of the conclusion of the arbitration hearing, the arbitrator shall render
and issue an LBA award in the online arbitration system. The arbitrator shall
deliver a copy of the LBA award by first class mail to any property owner not
participating in the online arbitration system.
(d) No appeal of LBA award. An LBA award is
final and may not be appealed.
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