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R.I. Gen. Laws § 28-44-43 (2026)

Filing of appeals from director — Parties — Withdrawal

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Any claimant or any employing unit or employer who is an interested party as defined in § 28-44-39(c) may file an appeal from the determination of the director within the specified time. The parties to an appeal from a determination shall include all interested parties. Appeals may be withdrawn at the request of the appellant and with the permission of the appeal tribunal, if the record preceding the appeal and the request for the withdrawal support the correctness of the determination and indicate that no coercion or fraud is involved in the withdrawal.

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Cited in 1 case, 1980–1980 · leading case: Rhode Island Chamber of Com. v. Hackett, 411 A.2d 300 (R.I. 1980).
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Rhode Island Chamber of Com. v. Hackett, 411 A.2d 300 (R.I. 1980). “The defendant argues that the trial court was without jurisdiction because the respondent had not exhausted its administrative remedies as required by §42-35-15(a) of the Administrative Procedures Act and outlined in §28-44-43 and §28-44-47 of the Employment Security Act.”
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