Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“A person may file a civil action to challenge, enforce, or review a board order or alleviation contract, but venue is limited and no trial de novo is allowed.”
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A person may file a civil action to challenge, enforce, or review a board order or alleviation contract, but venue is limited and no trial de novo is allowed.
Section 11-13-309
A person may bring a civil action to challenge, enforce, or seek review of a board order or an alleviation contract.
Section 11-13-309(1)(a)
the county in which the candidate, to which the order or contract pertains, is located; or
Section 11-13-309(2)(a)
An action filed in any judicial district must be transferred to the court where venue is proper under this section.
Section 11-13-309(3)
The matter shall be considered on the record compiled before the board, and the findings of fact made by the board may not be set aside by the court unless the board clearly abused its discretion.
Section 11-13-309(5)
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