North Dakota § 28-32-22 Informal disposition

North Dakota Statutes

§ 28-32-22 — Informal disposition

North Dakota·Title 28 Judicial Procedure, Civil·Ch. 28-32 Administrative Agencies Practice Act

Unless otherwise prohibited by specific statute or rule, informal disposition may be made of
any adjudicative proceeding, or any part or issue thereof, by stipulation, settlement, waiver of
hearing, consent order, default, alternative dispute resolution, or other informal disposition,
subject to agency approval. Any administrative agency may adopt rules of practice or procedure
for informal disposition if such rules do not substantially prejudice the rights of any party. Such
rules may establish procedures for converting an administrative matter from one type of
proceeding to another type of proceeding.

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Unless otherwise prohibited by specific statute or rule, informal disposition may be made of
any adjudicative proceeding, or any part or issue thereof, by stipulation, settlement, waiver of
hearing, consent order, default, alternative dispute resolution, or other informal disposition,
subject to agency approval. Any administrative agency may adopt rules of practice or procedure
for informal disposition if such rules do not substantially prejudice the rights of any party. Such
rules may establish procedures for converting an administrative matter from one type of
proceeding to another type of proceeding.

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