§ 291.105. What must a complaint contain?
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For purposes of this subpart, a complaint means a comprehensive written brief stating the legal and factual basis for the allegation that a shipper was denied open and nondiscriminatory access, together with supporting material. A complaint must:
(a)Clearly identify the action or inaction which is alleged to violate 43 U.S.C. 1334(e) or (f)(1)(A);
(b)Explain how the action or inaction violates 43 U.S.C. 1334(e) or (f)(1)(A);
(c)Explain how the action or inaction affects your interests, including practical, operational, or other non-financial impacts;
(d)Estimate any financial impact or burden;
(e)State the specific relief or remedy requested; and
(f)Include all documents that support the facts in your complaint including, but not limited to, contracts and any affidavits that may be necessary to support particular factual allegations.
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