Albert C. Dayton v. Consolidation Coal Company Office of Workers' Compensation Program

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• holding that in reviewing the decision of the Benefits Review Board, the court must confine itself to the grounds upon which the Board based its decision and may not consider determinations of the ALJ that were not addressed by the Board
• appellate court must confine itself to review of grounds upon which ALJ relied in reaching his/her decision

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