Substantiated complaint definition
Substantiated complaint means a complaint determined to be factual, based on an investigation of events.
Substantiated complaint means a civil or criminal complaint, summons, or notice of violation(s) that is supported by substantial evidence.
Substantiated complaint means a complaint which has been investigated by the licensing agency, and as a result, a violation of regulations has been found.
More Definitions of Substantiated complaint
Substantiated complaint means a complaint which that has been investigated by the licensing agency Department, and, as a result, a violation of regulations or statute has been found.
Substantiated complaint means a complaint against a builder
Substantiated complaint means a complaint against a builder that, in the commissioner's opinion, would lead a reasonable person to doubt the builder's ability or willingness to complete RREM or LMI work in a responsible manner.
Substantiated complaint means any alleged violation that is supported by a preponderance of the evidence or has resulted in a civil citation.
Substantiated complaint means a complaint that has been investigated by the licensing agency and, as a result, a violation of regulations or statute has been found.
Substantiated complaint means a complaint received either by the Company or the District Manager that has been confirmed by the Ministry, the cause of which is attributed to the Company’s activities at the Facility;
Substantiated complaint means a complaint received either by the Owner or the District Manager that has been confirmed by staff of the Ministry and the cause of which is attributed to the Owner’s activities at the Site;