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SECTION 39-11-14

   § 39-11-14  Revocation, suspension, ormodification of certificate. – Upon application of any person, or upon his or her own motion, and upon atleast ten (10) days notice to the parties affected thereby, and for good cause,and after an opportunity for a hearing on the application, the administratormay revoke, suspend, alter, amend, or modify any and all of his or her ordersand findings, but no certificate shall be amended, altered, modified, revoked,suspended, or impaired except after like notice and opportunity to be heard andupon clear proof of good, just, and sufficient cause.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-39 > Chapter-39-11 > 39-11-14

SECTION 39-11-14

   § 39-11-14  Revocation, suspension, ormodification of certificate. – Upon application of any person, or upon his or her own motion, and upon atleast ten (10) days notice to the parties affected thereby, and for good cause,and after an opportunity for a hearing on the application, the administratormay revoke, suspend, alter, amend, or modify any and all of his or her ordersand findings, but no certificate shall be amended, altered, modified, revoked,suspended, or impaired except after like notice and opportunity to be heard andupon clear proof of good, just, and sufficient cause.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-39 > Chapter-39-11 > 39-11-14

SECTION 39-11-14

   § 39-11-14  Revocation, suspension, ormodification of certificate. – Upon application of any person, or upon his or her own motion, and upon atleast ten (10) days notice to the parties affected thereby, and for good cause,and after an opportunity for a hearing on the application, the administratormay revoke, suspend, alter, amend, or modify any and all of his or her ordersand findings, but no certificate shall be amended, altered, modified, revoked,suspended, or impaired except after like notice and opportunity to be heard andupon clear proof of good, just, and sufficient cause.