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STATE OF IOWA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE UTILITIES BOARD IN RE: LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS, LLC, DOCKET NO. ARB054 Petitioner, vs. WEST CORPORATION, Respondent. ORDER ON RECONSIDERATION (Issued July 19, 2006)

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1. Start by obtaining the necessary form or template for filing an order on reconsideration. This can usually be found on the relevant legal or administrative website or obtained from the court or agency involved.
2. Carefully read and understand the instructions provided with the form. This will ensure that you provide all the required information and follow the correct procedure.
3. Fill in your personal information accurately. This may include your name, contact details, and any identification numbers provided by the court or agency.
4. Clearly state the case or matter for which you are filing the order on reconsideration. Provide a brief summary of the decision or ruling that you are seeking to have reconsidered.
5. Include the date and details of the original decision or ruling that you are seeking to have reconsidered. This may include case numbers, names of relevant parties, and other pertinent information.
6. Outline the reasons why you believe the original decision or ruling should be reconsidered. Provide a clear and concise argument, citing any relevant laws, regulations, or precedents that support your case.
7. Attach any supporting documents or evidence that strengthen your argument. These may include legal briefs, affidavits, expert opinions, or any other relevant materials.
8. Review your completed form to ensure accuracy and clarity. Make any necessary corrections before submitting it.
9. Follow the designated submission process for the order on reconsideration. This may involve submitting the form electronically, through mail, or in person at the appropriate office.
10. Keep a copy of the completed form and any supporting documents for your records.

Who needs an order on reconsideration?

1. Individuals who have been adversely affected by a decision or ruling made by a court or administrative agency may need to file an order on reconsideration.
2. Businesses or organizations that have been impacted by an unfavorable decision may also seek to have it reconsidered.
3. Attorneys or legal representatives may file an order on reconsideration on behalf of their clients if they believe there are valid grounds for reconsideration.
4. Government agencies, when dissatisfied with a decision made by another agency or court, may file an order on reconsideration.
5. In general, anyone who feels that a previous decision or ruling was made in error and can present sufficient evidence or argument to support their case may benefit from filing an order on reconsideration.

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What is order on reconsideration?

Order on reconsideration is a formal request for a review of a decision that has been made, typically by a government agency or regulatory body.

Who is required to file order on reconsideration?

Any party involved in a legal or regulatory proceeding who disagrees with a decision made by the agency may file an order on reconsideration.

How to fill out order on reconsideration?

To fill out an order on reconsideration, the party must follow the specific instructions provided by the agency, which typically involve submitting a written request for review along with supporting evidence or arguments.

What is the purpose of order on reconsideration?

The purpose of an order on reconsideration is to give parties an opportunity to challenge or appeal a decision made by an agency before pursuing further legal action.

What information must be reported on order on reconsideration?

The order on reconsideration must include relevant details about the decision being challenged, the reasons for disagreement, and any supporting evidence or legal arguments.