Appealing Party definition

Appealing Party means the Provider or Recipient, as defined in 10A NCAC 10 .0102.

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Appealing Party means that Person Responsible for Code Compliance has been served with a Notice of Violation and Order to Abate or Stop Work Order or Violation of the terms of a Voluntary Compliance Agreement and has appealed the determination to the Skagit County Hearing Examiner or to the Skagit County Superior court.

Appealing Party means the owner, occupant, lienholder, or other person with a property interest in the subject property.

Examples of Appealing Party in a sentence

• Any other Participant that wishes to participate in the appeal proceeding hereunder shall give signed written notice to the Secretary of the Participants Committee no later than ten (10) business days after the Appealing Party has given notice of appeal and shall upon the approval of the Review Board be permitted to participate in the appeal.

• Contractor will send to the Complainant or Appealing Party a written report which describes the Complaint or Appeal, and Contractor's resolution.

• The Appealing Party shall send written notice ("APPEAL NOTICE") to the other Party ("DEFENDING PARTY") of its intent (and the basis therefor) to appeal to the Internet Operating Committee.

• Any other Participant that wishes to participate in the appeal proceeding hereunder shall give signed written notice to the Secretary of the Participants Committee no later than five (5) Business Days after the Appealing Party has provided its brief written statement of its complaint and a statement of the remedy or remedies it seeks or such other time as permitted by the Review Board and shall upon the approval of the Review Board be permitted to participate in the appeal.

• An "Appealing Party" is a Member, physician, provider or other person designated to act on behalf of a Member, who may request reconsideration of an adverse determination.

• Any other Participant that wishes to participate in the appeal proceeding hereunder shall give signed written notice to the Secretary of the Participants Committee no later than seven (7) business days after the Appealing Party has given notice of appeal or such other time as permitted by the Review Board and shall upon the approval of the Review Board be permitted to participate in the appeal.

• If either the Responding Party or the Requesting Party is dissatisfied with the decision of the Arbitrator, such dissatisfied Party (the "Appealing Party") may appeal the Arbitrator's decision to a panel of three appellate arbitrators (the "Appeal Panel") by filing a notice of appeal with the AAA and the other Party within ten (10) days of the filing of the Arbitrator's decision.

• Upon receipt of all of the Materials For Appeal described herein, the Internet Operating Committee shall consider the position of each of Appealing Party and the Defending Party and determine whether or not, in its reasonable opinion, the materials or activities presented or proposed conform, or otherwise are consistent, with the Licensee Business Criteria and the terms of this Agreement.

• Each Appealing Party shall provide the Review Board, within the same period for the giving of written notice of the appeal in accordance with Section 7.5, a brief written statement of its complaint and a statement of the remedy or remedies it seeks, accompanied by copies of any documents or other materials it wishes the Review Board to review.

• The Complainant or Appealing Party may call the Customer Service department at Contractor will resolve a Complaint or Appeal involving Emergency Dental Services (involving emergency care denials, denials of care for life-threatening conditions, and denials of continued stays for hospitalization) within 24 hours after Contractor's receipt.

More Definitions of Appealing Party

Appealing Party means the Party who elects to appeal the decision made by the Discipline Chair following a request for reconsideration by one of the Parties pursuant to the MIG’S Discipline Investigation and Procedure Policy, or a decision made by the Discipline Committee;