· 2/19/1998
Andrew M. Collaro, Claimant-Appellant v. Togo G. West, Jr., Acting Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Citations
- 136 F.3d 1304
- 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 2704
- 1998 WL 65777
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the veteran raised constitutional and statutory issues even though the VA only resolved factual issues in response to a vague notice of disagreement
- concluding that broad NOD conferred jurisdiction over “radix” of issues within
- noting that, in Ledford, the appellant’s NOD had “specifically identified and thus limited” the matter put into appellate status
- explaining that “the ef- fective date of the disability” is one of five elements to a veteran’s application for benefits
- explaining that disagreement between [] VA and the veteran over legal entitlement to a particular benefit may form the basis of an NOD
- remanding claim to Board for failure to consider arguments made to Board but unaddressed in decision on appeal
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Judges: Mayer, Rich, Michel
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