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has refused to rent a room or apartment to the complainant principally because of the complainant's race, color, creed, or national origin may result in withdrawal of University approval for undergraduate housing, in removal of the property from the University Listing Services, and in requiring students to move from the facilities in which discrimination exists. At the same time, the referee shall send to the complainant, by certified mail, a copy of these rules and notice of the time and place for conference. The time for the conference shall not be less than five (5) nor more than seven (7) days after mailing of notices to the complainant and the householder. D. At the referee's conference, the parties, together with such professional or nonprofessional counselors as they may desire, shall present such relevant evidence and argument as they may desire and may offer the evidence of third parties. Only the referee, the complainant, the householder, their counselors, and their witnesses, shall be present at the conference. The conference shall be informal, the referee making such rulings as are necessary for reasonable orderliness and relevance of presentation. The referee shall be fully empowered to question the parties and their witnesses and otherwise to seek the facts. E. Within three (3) days after conclusion of the conference of the referee shall: 1. Make a written determination, based solely on the evidence submitted at the conference, of whether or not the complainant has standing to complain and, if so, whether or not the householder has refused to rent to the complainant principally because of the complainant's race, color, creed, or national origin, with reasons for such determination; 2. Mail, by certified mail, to the householder and the complainant, a copy of the determination. F. If the referee determines that the complainant has standing to complain and that such discriminatory refuel to rent has occurred, the householder shall have two (2) days after receipt of a copy of the determination in which to mail to the Chairman, by certified mail, a request for a hearing before the Committee in order to contest the determination. If the referee determines wither that the complainant does not have standing to complain or that such discriminatory refusal to rent has not occurred, the compliant shall have two (2) days after receipt of a copy of the determination in which to mail to the Chairman, by certified mail, a request for a hearing before the Committee in order to contest the determination. G. If the householder does not request a hearing within such time, the Committee within five (5) days after a copy of the referee's determination of discriminatory refuel to rent has been mailed to the householder, shall decide what action should be taken against the householder, make a recom- [8]
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has refused to rent a room or apartment to the complainant principally because of the complainant's race, color, creed, or national origin may result in withdrawal of University approval for undergraduate housing, in removal of the property from the University Listing Services, and in requiring students to move from the facilities in which discrimination exists. At the same time, the referee shall send to the complainant, by certified mail, a copy of these rules and notice of the time and place for conference. The time for the conference shall not be less than five (5) nor more than seven (7) days after mailing of notices to the complainant and the householder. D. At the referee's conference, the parties, together with such professional or nonprofessional counselors as they may desire, shall present such relevant evidence and argument as they may desire and may offer the evidence of third parties. Only the referee, the complainant, the householder, their counselors, and their witnesses, shall be present at the conference. The conference shall be informal, the referee making such rulings as are necessary for reasonable orderliness and relevance of presentation. The referee shall be fully empowered to question the parties and their witnesses and otherwise to seek the facts. E. Within three (3) days after conclusion of the conference of the referee shall: 1. Make a written determination, based solely on the evidence submitted at the conference, of whether or not the complainant has standing to complain and, if so, whether or not the householder has refused to rent to the complainant principally because of the complainant's race, color, creed, or national origin, with reasons for such determination; 2. Mail, by certified mail, to the householder and the complainant, a copy of the determination. F. If the referee determines that the complainant has standing to complain and that such discriminatory refuel to rent has occurred, the householder shall have two (2) days after receipt of a copy of the determination in which to mail to the Chairman, by certified mail, a request for a hearing before the Committee in order to contest the determination. If the referee determines wither that the complainant does not have standing to complain or that such discriminatory refusal to rent has not occurred, the compliant shall have two (2) days after receipt of a copy of the determination in which to mail to the Chairman, by certified mail, a request for a hearing before the Committee in order to contest the determination. G. If the householder does not request a hearing within such time, the Committee within five (5) days after a copy of the referee's determination of discriminatory refuel to rent has been mailed to the householder, shall decide what action should be taken against the householder, make a recom- [8]
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