Section 8.57.065. Representation of parties to an appeal.

	(a)  In an appeal,  
		(1) a corporation must be represented by an attorney admitted to practice law in the state or permitted to appear under the Alaska Rules of Court;  
		(2) a partnership or other unincorporated association must be represented as provided by law; or  
		(3) an individual or sole proprietorship may be self-represented or represented by an attorney admitted to practice law in the state or permitted to appear under the Alaska Rules of Court.  
	(b)  Whenever a provision in this chapter refers to a party, appellant, or appellee, and that party, appellant, or appellee, is represented by an attorney, the provision refers to the attorney, unless the context indicates otherwise.  
	(c)  If, under (a) of this section, a party required to be represented by an attorney is not, the chair shall issue a written notice to the party that the party is required to be represented by an attorney and that the appeal may be dismissed or the party may be prohibited from participating in the appeal if the party fails to take appropriate corrective action no later than 20 days after receipt of the notice.  

Authorities

23.30.008;23.30.127

Notes

Authority

AS 23.30.008 AS 23.30.127

History

Eff. 3/27/2011, Register 197