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RULE  1.  DEFINITIONS, INTERPRETATION; RULES OF COURT   
RULE  2.  COMMENCEMENT OF ACTION  
RULE  3.  POWER OF HEARING OFFICERS   
RULE  4.  PRELIMINARY ATTACHMENT   
RULE  5.  PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION 
RULE  6.  CONTEMPT 
RULE  7.  CALENDAR AND ADJOURMENTS   
RULE  8.  DEPOSITIONS AND DISCOVERIES  
RULE  9.  HEARING 
RULE 10. EVIDENCE 
RULE 11. DECISIONS AND ORDERS 
RULE 12. ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES AND SANCTIONS 
RULE 13. JUDGMENT, FINAL ORDERS AND ENTRY THEREOF  
RULE 14. APPEAL 
              FINAL PROVISIONS

Section 1. Rendition of decisions.  (a)  The case is deemed submitted for resolution upon termination of the period for reception of evidence provided in Rule 9, Section 1 and the evidence formally offered.  Whether or not the parties submit a final pleading such as memorandum, the case shall be decided by the Hearing Officer within thirty (30) calendar days from submission as provided herein.  

All Decisions determining the merits of cases shall be in writing prepared by the Hearing Officer, stating clearly and distinctly the facts and law on which they are based, approved and signed by the Director.  

(b) Decisions and final orders shall be served by mail, personal service or publication, as the case may require.