43 CFR § 4.780 Department of the Interior Hearings and Appeals Procedures

§ 4.780 When will the final decision and orders upon reconsideration, reopening, or remand become final?

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(a) A final decision will become final on the expiration of the 30 days allowed for filing a notice of appeal with the Board under § 4.783(a) or a petition for reconsideration with the presiding officer under § 4.761(a) unless a notice of appeal or a petition for reconsideration is timely filed.

(b) Each of the following orders will become final on the expiration of the 30 days allowed for filing a notice of appeal with the Board under § 4.783(a) unless a notice of appeal is timely filed:

(1) An order upon reconsideration issued under § 4.763(a);

(2) An order upon reopening issued under § 4.774(a) or § 4.775(c); and

(3) An order upon remand issued under § 4.790(b).

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