Changes in Appellant’s Identity, Structure and/or Ability to Pursue Appeal or

Changes in Appellant’s Identity, Structure and/or Ability to Pursue Appeal or Objection. An appellant and/or his designated representative, if any, while the Appeal or Objection is pending before the Board or during any appeal from the order of the Board to Court, is to advise the Executive Director of any changes in the identity, structure, interest and/or ability of the appellant to pursue the appeal or objection, including, but not limited to, the following: A. Change in name of the appellant by marriage, divorce, adoption, judicially, corporate filing or any other method; B. Divorce between appellants who were married at the time of filing the appeal or objection; C. Change in trade name of the appellant; D. Change in the structure of the appellant, including, but not limited to, merger, liquidation or change in type of entity (i.e. corporation to limited liability company, limited liability company to limited partnership, etc.); E. Change in ownership of appellant, including, but not limited to, majority ownership of corporate stock, majority ownership of an interest in a limited liability company, or change in the partners of a general or limited partnership; F. Change in interest or ownership of the property or business which is the subject of the appeal, including, but not limited to, ownership of the motor vehicle or manufactured housing involved in an appeal concerning the title to same, or ownership of the business for which the ABC permit, other permit or license which is the subject of the appeal was issued or for which application was denied; G. Cessation of the business or activity of appellant for which the ABC permit, ABC manager status, other permit or license which is the subject of the appeal was issued or for which an application was denied; H. Change in authority or ability to pursue the appeal or objection, including, but not limited to, death of an appellant, receivership of the appellant or the filing of bankruptcy by the appellant.