Arkansas § 19-10-217 Motions - Grounds required to preserve for appeal

Arkansas Statutes

§ 19-10-217 — Motions - Grounds required to preserve for appeal

Arkansas § 19-10-217

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Ark. Code Ann. § 19-10-217 (2026).

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(a)If the Arkansas State Claims Commission denies a motion, the party whose interests were adversely affected by the commission's denial may appeal the denial under § 19-10-211 so long as the legal issue or factual issue in dispute was preserved for appeal with a specific ruling, in writing, by the commission.

(b)(1) (A) It is the responsibility of the party whose interests were adversely affected by the commission's ruling on the motion to ask the commission to file a written order denying the motion if the commission had previously denied the motion and has not already filed a written order on the motion before the commission issues its final order.

(B)If a party requests that the commission file a written order denying a motion under this subsection, the commission shall do so before

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(a) If the Arkansas State Claims Commission denies a motion, the party whose interests were adversely affected by the commission's denial may appeal the denial under § 19-10-211 so long as the legal issue or factual issue in dispute was preserved for appeal with a specific ruling, in writing, by the commission. (b) (1) (A) It is the responsibility of the party whose interests were adversely affected by the commission's ruling on the motion to ask the commission to file a written order denying the motion if the commission had previously denied the motion and has not already filed a written order on the motion before the commission issues its final order. (B) If a party requests that the commission file a written order denying a motion under this subsection, the commission shall do so before issuing a final order. (2) If the basis of a ground for appeal by a party is that a motion was erroneously granted, a filed written order by the commission is not necessary.