Seattle Painting Co. v. Commissioner of Labor
Indiana Court of Appeals
1DissentStaton, Judge
This case presents an issue of first impression: whether the filing of a petition for judicial review and a copy of the administrative order is a sufficient “record” under IND. CODE § 4-21.5-5-13 (1993). Because the majority dismisses Seattle Painting’s petition for lack of subject matter jurisdiction without: (1) allowing for corrections or modifications pursuant to IC § 4 — 21.5—5—13(g); and (2) determining whether the petition for judicial review and the administrative order are a sufficient manifestation of the error complained of, I dissent.
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IC § i-21.5-5-13
The majority concludes that…
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