If the agency does not make a ruling within the statutorily allotted time,the exhaustionof remedies doctrine will not apply.

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The exhaustion of remedies doctrine states that a party must exhaust all administrative remedies before seeking relief from a court. However, if the agency fails to render a decision within the required timeframe, the party may be excused from exhausting administrative remedies and can go straight to court. Therefore, if the agency does not make a ruling within the statutorily allotted time, the exhaustion of remedies doctrine will not apply.

If the Agency Does Not Make a Ruling Within the Statutorily