Yardi Training Manual
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The lawsuit against the ALJ was triggered by the ALJ's denial of the claim. A peer review of the claim was conducted by the same judge who had denied the claim and upheld by an administrative judge. Another administrative judge reviewed the record and affirmed the former judge's denial. The claimant then filed a complaint against ALJ with the Commission, who issued an order which was reversed by an appellate court. The appeal was assigned to the same judge that had conducted the peer review. The complaint was reinstated and the claimant requested a de novo hearing before the judge.
The ALJ denied CE&A's motion for stay of arbitration hearing. CE&A filed a petition for writ of mandamus to compel stay of arbitration hearing. The commission's chief counsel moved to dismiss the petition for writ of mandamus. CE&A also filed a motion for stay of arbitration hearing. An ALJ denied CE&A's motion. CE&A's subsequent motion to stay arbitration hearing was also denied by the ALJ.
By our better amendment, a Fair Housing claims will no longer be subject to, nor will they be a subject of the enforcement, nor will they be the subject of a harassment order of the FHRA. Nor will they be subject to a harassment order imposed on an individual tenant pursuant to the Fair Housing Act. d2c66b5586