Common use of Review and Enforcement of Board Decisions Clause in Contracts

Review and Enforcement of Board Decisions. 1. Decisions by the Board shall be effective immediately, unless stayed for a period of time prescribed by the Board. Any party before the Board may appeal any final decision by the Board to a court of competent jurisdiction within thirty days of such decision. The notice of appeal shall be filed with the Board and served personally or by registered mail upon the Tribe, the State, the United States and all parties to the proceeding before the Board, and all such persons shall thereafter have the right to participate in the appeal.

Review and Enforcement of Board Decisions. 1. a. Decisions by the Board shall be effective immediately, unless stayed for a period of time prescribed by the Board. Any party Unless otherwise provided by Congress, only the United States and parties to the proceedings before the Board may appeal any final decision by the Board to a court of competent jurisdiction within thirty (30) days of such decision. The hearing on appeal shall be a trial de novo. The notice of appeal shall be filed with the Board and served personally or by registered mail upon the Tribe, the State, the United States and all parties to the proceeding before the Board, and all such persons shall thereafter have the right to participate in the appeal.

Review and Enforcement of Board Decisions. 1. a. Decisions by the Board shall be effective immediately, unless stayed for a period of time prescribed by the Board. Any party Persons involved in the proceedings before the Board may appeal any final decision by the Board to a court of competent jurisdiction within thirty days of such decision. The hearing on appeal shall be a trial de novo. The notice of appeal shall be filed with the Board and served personally or by registered certified mail upon the Tribe, the State, the United States and all parties to Persons involved in the proceeding before the Board, the Tribe, the State and all such persons shall thereafter have the right to participate in the appealUnited States.