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Case: 141215 Document: 006111994454 Filed: 03×18/2014 Page: 1 No. 141215 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SIXTH CIRCUIT IN RE: CITY OF DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Debtor in Possession. RETIRED DETROIT

How to fill out appeal consolidation request

How to fill out an appeal consolidation request:

1. Start by gathering all necessary documents and information related to the appeals you want to consolidate. This may include copies of previous appeal letters, supporting documentation, and any communications from the relevant departments or organizations.
2. Begin the request by addressing it to the appropriate authority or department. Use a professional tone and format, including your name, contact information, and any relevant identification numbers or reference numbers.
3. Clearly state the intention of your appeal consolidation request. Explain that you are seeking to combine multiple appeals into a single request for easier handling and consideration.
4. Provide a brief overview of the individual appeals you want to consolidate. Include relevant dates, reference numbers, and a concise summary of the issues or concerns raised in each appeal.
5. Describe the reasons why consolidation would be beneficial or necessary. This might include streamlining the review process, preventing duplication of efforts, or ensuring that all relevant information and arguments are considered together.
6. Outline any specific requests or suggestions for how the consolidated appeal should be handled. For example, you may propose a specific timeline for review or suggest that a particular individual or committee oversee the consolidated appeal.
7. Attach any supporting documentation or evidence that strengthens your case for consolidation. This could include copies of relevant appeal letters, supporting documents, or previous decisions related to the individual appeals.
8. Close the request by expressing your appreciation for the consideration of your appeal consolidation request. Provide your contact information and invite any further questions or discussions related to the matter.

Who needs an appeal consolidation request:

1. Individuals who have submitted multiple appeals to the same authority or department and wish to combine them into a single request for easier management.
2. Those who want to streamline the review process by consolidating multiple appeals, ensuring that all relevant information and arguments are considered together.
3. Anyone who wants to prevent duplication of efforts or confusion that may arise from separate appeals on the same issue.
4. Individuals who believe that having a consolidated appeal will improve their chances of a favorable outcome, as it presents a comprehensive overview of their concerns and arguments.
5. Those who want to ensure that their appeals are handled efficiently and effectively by proposing a specific process for review and consideration.

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