...writing for reopening of the case if he or she: (1) Had no actual notice of the original proceedings; (2) Was not on the reservation or otherwise in the vicinity...while the public notices of the hearing were posted; and (3) Files the petition within 3 years after the date of a final decision issued by an administrative...

...the error; that the petitioner had no actual notice of the original proceedings; and that petitioner was not on the reservation or otherwise in the vicinity at any time while the public notices were posted. A denial of such petition may be made by the administrative law judge on the basis of...

...the error; that the petitioner had no actual notice of the original proceedings; and that petitioner was not on the reservation or otherwise in the vicinity at any time while the public notices were posted. A denial of such petition may be made by the administrative law judge on the basis of...

...60-day period prescribed in section 81.17. A petition for reopening under section 81.18 may be filed by "any person claiming an interest in the estate who...while the public notices of the hearing were posted." The time for the filing of such a petition is fixed by the regulation as "Within a period of 3 years...

...Within a period of 3 years from the date of a final decision Issued by an Administrative Law Judge * * * any person claiming an interest in the estate who...file a petition in writing for reopening of the case. * * * There appears to l>e no question that the appellant had standing to file a petition to reopen...

...Grace McKibbon, the bar of 25 CFE § 15.18 is clearly applicable. It limits reopenings to an individual who "had no actual notice of the original proceedings and who was not. " These statements are contained in a letter from Anderson to Violet E. Lehmann, Deputy County Clerk....

...Within a period of 3 years from the date of a final decision issued by an Administrative Law Judge or by the Board but not thereafter except as provided...interest in the estate who had no actual notice of the o riginal proceedings and who was not on he reservation or otherwise in the vie: tiity at any time...

...Within a period of 3 years from the date of a final decision issued by an Administrative Law Judge or by the Board but not thereafter except as provided...notices of the hearing were posted may file a petition ta writing for reopening of the case. Any such petition shall be addressed to the Administrative Law...

...of a decision by an examiner of inheritance under the regulations in this part, but not thereafter, any person claiming an interest in the estate who...the public notices of the hearing were posted may petition in writing for reopening of the case. Any such petition shall be addressed to the examiner...

...the error; that the petitioner had no actual notice of the original proceedings; and that petitioner was not on the reservation or otherwise in the vicinity at any time while the public notices were posted. A denial of such petition may be made by the administrative law judge on the basis of...