Chandler v. Ark. Appraiser Licensing & Certification Bd.
Annotate this CaseAppellant, a former certified residential appraiser, was investigated by Appellee, the Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board, after receiving a complaint by Loretta Lever-House concerning a number of appraisals allegedly performed by Appellant after her certification had been suspended. The Board (1) concluded that Appellant violated four of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraiser Practice by performing appraisals while her license was suspended; and (2) revoked Appellant's license and assessed a civil penalty of $4000. The circuit court affirmed the Board's decision. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) Appellant's failure to raise her first three arguments before the administrative agency precluded the Court's consideration on appeal; and (2) Appellant's last argument was not ruled on by the agency or the circuit court, and thus, the Court was precluded from considering it on appeal.
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