Doctrine of Finality of Administrative Action

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1. Under SRC Section 64.3, what happens if the Commission fails to resolve the lifting request within the prescribed time? Multiple Choice Easy
2. A provisional administrative order rests on prima facie findings, and the recipient can refute them at the prescribed h… Multiple Choice Medium
3. An agency labels a paper FINAL NOTICE, but the paper only schedules the merits hearing and leaves liability entirely un… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A company receives a CDO and argues that immediate commercial inconvenience makes all remaining liability proceedings l… Multiple Choice Hard
5. An agency’s initial order finds only prima facie grounds, provides a lifting hearing, and has not adjudicated ultimate … Multiple Choice Hard
6. An initial SEC CDO has been issued. Explain how the statutory lifting procedure bears on the argument that no administr… Essay Medium
7. Why is the phrase prima facie finding insufficient to establish finality where a prescribed evidentiary proceeding rema… Essay Medium
8. A purported FINAL DECISION merely directs the parties to submit evidence for the first merits hearing. Explain why a co… Essay Medium