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This document serves as a consent order and stipulation regarding violations of the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act by Total Health Cultivation, LLC. It outlines the allegations, findings, and stipulated actions including a fine and conditions for compliance to resolve the issue without further administrative hearings.

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How to fill out consent order and stipulation

1. Gather necessary information: Collect all relevant details required for the consent order and stipulation, including parties' names and addresses, case number, and specific agreements.
2. Identify the purpose: Clearly state the purpose of the consent order and stipulation in the document.
3. Draft the stipulation: Outline the terms and conditions agreed upon by both parties. Be specific and clear about the obligations of each party.
4. Include a statement of consent: Add a clause indicating that both parties agree to the stipulations as outlined.
5. Provide space for signatures: After the document, include lines for both parties to sign and date, indicating their consent.
6. Submit to the court: File the completed consent order and stipulation with the appropriate court for approval.

Who needs consent order and stipulation?

1. Individuals involved in a divorce or custody case may need a consent order and stipulation to formalize agreements.
2. Parties in a civil lawsuit wishing to settle their disputes without a trial may require a consent order and stipulation.
3. Individuals seeking to modify existing court orders often need to file a new consent order and stipulation reflecting the changes.

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What is consent order and stipulation?

A consent order and stipulation is a legally binding agreement between parties, usually in a legal dispute, that outlines the terms they have consented to, often approved by a court.

Who is required to file consent order and stipulation?

Typically, the parties involved in a legal dispute must file a consent order and stipulation, often with the guidance of their attorneys.

How to fill out consent order and stipulation?

To fill out a consent order and stipulation, you should clearly state the terms of the agreement, include relevant case information, and ensure all parties involved sign the document.

What is the purpose of consent order and stipulation?

The purpose of a consent order and stipulation is to resolve disputes amicably without going to trial, providing a clear agreement enforceable by the court.

What information must be reported on consent order and stipulation?

The consent order and stipulation must contain information about the parties involved, the nature of the dispute, specific terms of the agreement, and signatures of all parties.