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Code · CFR · Title 39 — Postal Service · Part 3010 · § 3010.150

§ 3010.150. Notices.

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(a)Purpose. A notice is a document that announces a past, present, or future, event or occurrence. A notice shall not be combined with a request for any order or ruling that otherwise should be presented by motion. The Commission or presiding officer shall not combine a notice with a Commission order or a presiding officer's ruling, unless the title of the document clearly states the intent of document being issued.
(b)Filing requirements. The title of any document filed as a notice shall contain the word "notice." Additional requirements for the content of specific forms of notices are provided throughout chapter III of this title, where appropriate.
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