Holzheid v. Comptroller
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Michael J. Holzheid, et al. v. Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, et al., No. 2374, September Term, 2017. Opinion by Battaglia, J. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND PROCEDURE – EXHAUSTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES When the legislature provides an administrative remedy as the exclusive means by which an aggrieved party may challenge a government action, the doctrine of administrative exhaustion requires the aggrieved party to exhaust the prescribed process of administrative remedies before seeking any other remedy or invoking the ordinary jurisdiction of the courts. An analysis of the…
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