STATE, DEPT. OF ENV. REGULATION v. Puckett Oil Co., Inc.

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• holding that DOAH did not have the authority to adopt a rule setting a jurisdictional time limitation on the right of any agency to respond to a petition for fees or costs
• holding that DOAH did not have the authority to adopt a rule setting a jurisdictional time limitation on the right of any agency to respond to a petition -6- for fees or costs
• “[A]n agency possesses no inherent power to impose sanctions, and ... any such power must be expressly delegated by statute.”
• powers of an administrative agency are measured and limited by statutes or acts in which such powers are expressly granted or implicitly conferred
• powers of an administrative agency are measured and limited by statutes in which such powers are expressly granted or implicitly conferred
• “It is well recognized that the powers of administrative agencies are measured and limited by the statutes or acts in which such powers are expressly granted or implicitly conferred.”

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