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· 9/27/1996

AIG Hawai'i Ins. Co. v. Bateman

Citations

  • 83 Haw. 203
  • 925 P.2d 373

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that, under law-of-the-case doctrine, administrative agency \is without power\ to act in manner inconsistent with mandate of reviewing appellate court's decision in the case
  • “Under the doctrine of ‘law of the case,’ questions settled on a former appeal of the same case are no longer open for review.”
  • Board must “explain the criteria it used to determine whether there was an increase in disability of [preexisting condition] during service and how, pursuant to such criteria, it concluded that [there was no in-service worsening].”
  • Board must “explain the criteria it used to determine whether there was an increase in disability of [preexisting condition] during service and how, pursuant to such criteria, it concluded that [there was no in-service worsening].”

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