SECTION 240:10-13-80. Appeal rights of interested parties

(a)   All Appeal Tribunal orders that constitute a final disposition of a case on its merits shall clearly set out the appeal rights of the parties to the case and instruct the parties on how to appeal to the Board of Review. Orders that determine pre-hearing issues, post-hearing issues, ancillary issues, or which do not constitute a final disposition of the case shall not contain a statement of appeal rights and instructions to the parties.

(b)   When a party has perfected an appeal to the Board of Review pursuant to 40 O.S. §§2-605 and 2-606 and Board of Review Rule 240:15-3-3, the Appeal Tribunal is divested of jurisdiction of the case. Once an appeal is perfected, the Appeal Tribunal shall not set any further hearings in the case, and cannot withdraw, modify, or reverse any decision.

[Source: Amended at 34 Ok Reg 1140, eff 9-11-17]