205 CMR 5.03 - Appeal to the Commission
(1) An appeal from
the decision of the judges, in case of suspension or other penalties imposed on
persons licensed by the Commission, may be taken to the Commission, which may
either sustain the ruling of the judges, increase or decrease the penalty or
reinstate said offender.
(2) An
appeal from the decision of the judges shall be filed in writing at the office
of the Commission within ten days of the date of said penalty or imposition of
said discipline.
(3) The appeal
shall be signed by the person making it or his attorney and must set forth his
reason for believing he is entitled to a hearing.
(4) An applicant for a hearing on an appeal
will be heard in person and may be represented by counsel.
(5) All requests to the Commission in
connection with an appeal shall be in writing and all papers filed with the
Commission shall be the property of the Commission.
(6) An appeal to the Commission from a
decision of the Judges shall not affect such decision until the Commission has
acted upon the appeal unless otherwise ordered by a court of competent
jurisdiction.
(7) When a hearing is
to be held by the Commission, or when a matter or case is referred to the
Commission for review, the person or persons involved must be notified by the
Commission and if the person or persons fail to appear it shall be construed a
waiver of right to a hearing before the Commission.
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