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Texas Occupations Code - OCC § 1104.214. Action After Hearing

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

On conclusion of a contested case hearing under this subchapter, the administrative law judge shall:

(1) make findings of fact and conclusions of law;  and

(2) issue to the board a proposal for decision that the board take one or more of the following actions:

(A) dismiss the charges;

(B) revoke the appraisal management company's registration;

(C) suspend the registration of the appraisal management company for a period of not more than five years;

(D) impose a period of probation, with or without conditions;

(E) issue a public or private reprimand or a warning;

(F) impose an administrative penalty;  or

(G) require the payment of costs expended by the board associated with the contested case, including:

(i) attorney's fees;

(ii) the costs charged by the State Office of Administrative Hearings;  and

(iii) any administrative costs associated with the hearing, including witness expenses, travel expenses, and investigation expenses.

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