Village Saloon v. DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEV.

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• observing that “a party has the absolute right to a formal hearing under section 120.57(1) when material facts are in dispute”
• where it is apparent that material facts are in dispute, a formal proceeding should be ordered
• “When material facts are not in dispute, an agency is not required to grant a formal proceeding, even though requested by the party, and is free to insist that the matter be handled by informal proceeding.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).