Mont. Code Ann. § 37-1-407
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37-1-407 Appeal
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37-1-407 . Appeal. (1) A person who is disciplined by the department under 37-1-402 through 37-1-406 or denied a license may appeal the decision to the district court as provided in Title 2, chapter 4.
(2) A person who disputes the department's deficiency determination made pursuant to 37-1-321 may appeal the decision to the commissioner of labor and industry. Consideration of the dispute is not an adversarial or a contested case hearing. The commissioner's decision may be appealed as provided in subsection (1).
(2) A person who disputes the department's deficiency determination made pursuant to 37-1-321 may appeal the decision to the commissioner of labor and industry. Consideration of the dispute is not an adversarial or a contested case hearing. The commissioner's decision may be appealed as provided in subsection (1).
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