Connecticut Regulations § 9-7b-42 Uncontested disposition of complaint or statement
Regulation Text
Unless precluded by law, a complaint or statement filed pursuant to Section
9-7b
of the General Statutes and Section
9-7b-25
of the regulations of Connecticut state agencies may be resolved by stipulation, agreed settlement, consent order, dismissal, administrative withdrawal without hearing or default. Upon such disposition a copy of the Commission action shall be sent to each party or intervenor and any attorney of record who has filed an appearance with the Commission.
History
Effective March 23, 1989; Amended July 31, 1998
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