Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies — Title 12
Conn. Agencies Regs § 12-562-12a
Effect of filing
# (a)
Obligation to comply. The filing with the board or division of any application, petition, complaint, request for declaratory ruling, or any other filing of any nature whatsoever shall not relieve any person of the obligation to comply with any statute, regulation or order of the board or division.
# (b)
Nonwaiver. Unless the board or the division otherwise specifies in an express written waiver by accepting the filing of any petition, application, exhibit, or document of any kind whatsoever the board or division shall not have waived any failure to comply with Sections 12-562-7a through 12-562-19a, inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies. Where appropriate the board or division may require the amendment of any filing.
Amendment history
October 24, 1986; amended June 4, 1999
Source: official regulations index (title 12 publishes as one PDF)
Nearby sections (25 sections)
- 12-517-1 · Repealed, April 6, 2000
- 12-562-1a · Definitions
- 12-562-2a · Creation and authority
- 12-562-3a · The gaming policy board—organization, functions, course
- 12-562-4a · Division of Special Revenue—organization, functions, course
- 12-562-5a · Location of principal offices
- 12-562-6a · Public information
- 12-562-7a · Procedure governed
- 12-562-8a · Waiver of rules
- 12-562-9a · Construction and amendment
- 12-562-10a · Computation of time
- 12-562-11a · Extension of time
- 12-562-12a · Effect of filing
- 12-562-13a · Consolidation of proceedings
- 12-562-14a · Ex parte communication
- 12-562-15a · Date of filing
- 12-562-16a · Repealed, June 4, 1999
- 12-562-17a · Signatures
- 12-562-18a · Formal requirements as to documents and other papers filed
- 12-562-19a · Service
- 12-562-20a · Designation of parties
- 12-562-21a · Application to be designated a party
- 12-562-22a · Participation by nonparties
- 12-562-23a · Participation by persons admitted to participate as…
- 12-562-24a · Procedure concerning added parties