Code of Federal Regulations > Title 43 > Part 4 > Subpart D - Subpart D—Rules Applicable to Appeals Before the Interior Board of Land Appeals

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Regulations most recently checked for updates: Aug 27, 2025

SCOPE OF SUBPART; DEFINITIONS

§ 4.200 - How to use this subpart.

§ 4.201 - Definitions.

§§ 4.202-4.308 - §[Reserved]

GENERAL RULES FOR PRACTICE BEFORE THE INTERIOR BOARD OF INDIAN APPEALS

§ 4.310 - Documents; filing, service, computing time, and extensions.

§ 4.311 - Briefs on appeal.

§ 4.312 - Board decisions.

§ 4.313 - Amicus curiae; intervention; joinder motions.

§ 4.314 - Effect of decision pending appeal and exhaustion of administrative remedies.

§ 4.315 - Reconsideration of a Board decision.

§ 4.316 - Remands from courts.

§ 4.317 - Standards of conduct.

§ 4.318 - Scope of review.

SPECIFIC RULES FOR APPEALS IN PROBATE MATTERS

§ 4.320 - Who may appeal a probate judge's order?

§ 4.321 - How do I appeal a probate judge's order?

§ 4.322 - What must an appeal contain?

§ 4.323 - Who receives service of the notice of appeal?

§ 4.324 - How is the record on appeal prepared?

§ 4.325 - How will the appeal be docketed?

§ 4.326 - What happens to the record after disposition?

SPECIFIC RULES FOR APPEALS FROM ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS NOT RELATING TO PROBATE PROCEEDINGS

§ 4.330 - Scope.

§ 4.331 - Who may appeal.

§ 4.332 - Appeal to the Board; how taken; mandatory time for filing; preparation assistance; requirement for bond.

§ 4.333 - Service of notice of appeal.

§ 4.334 - Extensions of time.

§ 4.335 - Preparation and transmittal of record by official of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

§ 4.336 - Docketing and objections to the administrative record.

§ 4.337 - Action by the Board.

§ 4.338 - Submission by administrative law judge of proposed findings, conclusions and recommended decision.

§ 4.339 - Exceptions or comments regarding recommended decision by administrative law judge.

§ 4.340 - Disposition of the record.