Arkansas Administrative Code
Agency 076 - Real Estate Commission
Rule 076.00.91-002 - Amendments to Rules and Regulations 127, 131, 204
Universal Citation: AR Admin Rules 076.00.91-002
Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 9, September, 2024
131. Hearings - Procedure
(a) At any and all meetings of the Commission
at which a hearing is to be held on any complaint previously filed, the same
shall be set down for a day certain by the Commission, at least 30 days prior
to any such hearing date.
(b) The
Secretary shall, at least 30 days prior to any such hearing date, send notice
to all persons entitled to notice thereof of the place and approximate time of
said hearing, a brief and concise statement of the facts forming the basis of
the complaint, and the provisions of the law or the rules and regulations
thought to be involved therein.
(c)
Any licensee complained against and to be heard, or any complaining witness,
may, by written petition, signed and dated, invoke the aid of the Commission in
the procurement of any witness or document he or she may desire to be present
and testify at such hearing, provided such petition is filed with the Secretary
at least 7 days prior to such hearing date. Any and all costs anticipated must
be deposited with the Secretary at the time of any such request.
(d) Every complaint filed with the Secretary
which shall be determined to have established reasonable cause to believe a
violation has occurred shall be given a file number by the Secretary and
thereafter all written documents pertaining thereto shall bear that assigned
file number,
(e) Bach and every
hearing of the Commission, after being duly called to order, shall begin with a
statement by the Chairman or Vice-chairman, as to the nature of the cause to be
heard, an inquiry of the parties present as to whether each is prepared to
proceed, and thereafter the cause shall proceed with the presentation of
evidence for and on behalf of the complainant. At the conclusion of such
evidence the person complained against may then proceed to introduce evidence
in contradiction, after which rebuttal testimony may be offered.
(f) Either oral or written argument of the
issues raised may be called for or dispensed with at the discretion of the
Commission.
(g) The Commission
shall file with the Secretary its findings and conclusions as to all hearings
and an appropriate Order shall be sent to the licensee involved.
(h) At any hearing both the respondent
licensee and complainant may be present in the hearing room during the entire
hearing and the respondent licensee shall have the right to cross examine any
witness and to examine any document or evidence submitted.
(i) The Commission will receive into evidence
all affidavits, depositions, certified copies of documents, photocopies of
official records and exhibits therewith introduced, together with such other
evidence as may be admissible by law. The Commission shall give to such
evidence such weight as the Commission shall determine just and
proper.
(j) Every pleading, motion
or other document, and every request to the Commission must be filed with the
Secretary in writing, signed, dated and in quintuplicate.
(k) No attorney shall withdraw his appearance
in any cause before this Commission except by leave of the Commission after
notice served by him on his client and counsel for the Commission,
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