Closed Cases. The data in these tables is required by Task 4 . 3 ( b)( 3 and 10). There are times when a decision is issued on expedited issues and a hearing on the remaining issues may not occur during the quarter. This may happen if the parties may reach an agreement on the remaining issues, the party that filed the case may decide to withdraw the case, the hearing may be scheduled for a date after the quarter ends, or there may be another reason. When this happens the number of cases closed because a decision was issued may not be the same as the number of hearings held, which is reported later in this report. An explanation for the difference, when there is one, will be added to explain the difference. There were no cases in the relevant quarter with decisions issued that were not closed due to decision issuance. Decision I ssued 28 28 Chose Not to Participate in Mediation for a Mediation- Only Case 14 14 Filing Party Failed to Amend a Complaint When Required 5 5 Inactivity 4 4 Motion to Dismiss was Granted 8 8 Parties Did Not Settle in a Mediation- Only Case 23 23 Parties Fully Settled at Mediation 105 105 Parties Settled During Resolution Session 17 17 Parties Settled, but Not at Mediation or Resolution Session 704 704 Filing Party Withdrew Their Case 113 113 The “ Total Cases Closed” row in this table is the sum of the numbers in the column above it. Each number in the “ Year to Date” column is the sum of the numbers in the row next to it. The data in these tables is required by Task 4 . 3 (b)(4 - 9 ). This data includes expedited hearings among all other hearings. For information specific to only the expedited hearing requests, refer to the Expedite d Hearin g Requests section of this report.
Closed Cases. A closed ASAP case including a related enforcement investigative report involving a violation addressed with the enforcement- related incentive, or for which no action has been taken, may be reopened and appropriate enforcement action taken if evidence later is discovered that establishes that the violation should have been excluded from the program.
Closed Cases. OE will notify OIG when a RO closes an investigation previously identified to OIG without recommendation for enforcement action.
Closed Cases. 9.1. The <Partner> has to initiate the closure of cases with NTPS Plc within 30 days after the expiry of nine months after the operator became known. If NTPS approves, the <partner> closes the cases, but it is required to settle any excess charges amount paid after the closure to NTPS Plc.
9.2. Documents for unresolvable cases (i.e. cases unpaid, not closed or not to be found) will be kept by the <partner> for six months after the assignment date of the excess charge case, unless it is otherwise provided for by the legislation of the relevant country. The <partner> deletes vehicle identification cases and owner/operator data related to such cases immediately after the excess charge claim is time barred, and in the event of a late excess charge payment notification after the expiry of the time barring deadline. Unless it is otherwise provided by the legislation of the relevant country, after the expiry of six months following the assignment the <partner> is required to delete the data of unresolved excess charge cases from its systems records.
Closed Cases. A closed GSAP case involving a violation which no action has been taken, may be reopened and appropriate enforcement
Closed Cases. All cases that are closed for any reason should be closed on e-Immigration. The physical file should be moved the closed filing cabinet, and to the case information needs to be listed on the closed tab on the case list. Closing case notes should be included on e-Immigration. The client needs to sign a letter stating that her or his case is now closed with CCDSD Immigrant Services and that CCDSD is no longer representing her or him in any immigration matter.
Closed Cases. Sample sizes # of records Active Closed per function Sample Size Sample Size 1-3 All 2 4-30 3 2 31-60 6 4 61-90 8 8Discharged Residents: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. R 400.4166 - Discharge plan. RI.166 Rule 166. (1) When a resident is discharged from institutional care, all of the following information shall be documented in the case record within 14 days after discharge: (a) The date of and reason for discharge, and the new location of the child.
