Arkansas § 19-11-248 Finality of administrative determinations

Arkansas Statutes

§ 19-11-248 — Finality of administrative determinations

In any judicial action or other action provided by law, factual or legal determinations by employees, agents, or other persons appointed by the state shall have no finality and shall not be conclusive, notwithstanding any contract provision or rule of law to the contrary, except to the extent provided in:

(1)Section 19-11-239 , which refers to finality of determinations;

(2)Section 19-11-244(e) , which refers to resolution of protested solicitations and awards, finality of decision;

(3)Section 19-11-245(f) , which refers to debarment or suspension, finality of decision; and (4) Section 19-11-246(e) , which refers to resolution of contract and breach of contract controversies, finality of decision.

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In any judicial action or other action provided by law, factual or legal determinations by employees, agents, or other persons appointed by the state shall have no finality and shall not be conclusive, notwithstanding any contract provision or rule of law to the contrary, except to the extent provided in: (1) Section 19-11-239 , which refers to finality of determinations; (2) Section 19-11-244(e) , which refers to resolution of protested solicitations and awards, finality of decision; (3) Section 19-11-245(f) , which refers to debarment or suspension, finality of decision; and (4) Section 19-11-246(e) , which refers to resolution of contract and breach of contract controversies, finality of decision.

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