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2007 Laws of Maryland
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Ch. 529
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(i)] extend the time limit set forth in paragraph (1) of this
subsection for:
(I) good cause; or
(II) if the parties agree to mediate a settlement to the
complaint[; and
(ii) if mediation is unsuccessful, refer the matter to the Office of
Administrative Hearings].
(g) The Commission shall notify the complainant and the business entity
within 5 business days of the issuance of the initial findings and recommendations,
including an explanation of the reasons justifying the initial findings.
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19-109.
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(a) [If the Commission determines that] A REQUEST FOR A CONTESTED
CASE HEARING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURES SPECIFIED IN THIS
SECTION MAY BE MADE BY:
(1) A BUSINESS ENTITY, UPON A COMMISSION DETERMINATION
OF PROBABLE CAUSE FOR one or more OF THE allegations STATE IN THE
COMPLAINT AGAINST THE BUSINESS ENTITY, AND FAILURE OF TIMELY
CONCILIATION; OR
(2) [are sustained or that] a complainant [has submitted] ON A
COMMISSION DETERMINATION THAT THE COMPLAINANT HAS FILED a knowingly
false or frivolous complaint[, the business entity against whom the allegations were
made or the complainant who is claimed to have submitted a knowingly false or
frivolous complaint shall be entitled to request a contested case hearing in accordance
with the procedures specified in this section].
(b) (1) To submit a matter to an administrative hearing as a contested
case under this title, the business entity or the complainant must request a contested
case hearing by filing a written notice with the Commission [and the complainant]
within 15 calendar days of notice of the initial findings and recommendations.
(2) The notice must contain the following information:
(i) a demand that the matter be referred to the Office of
Administrative Hearings for a contested case hearing in accordance with §
10-205(c)(2) of the State Government Article;
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