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· 5/27/1993

Baehr v. Lewin

Citations

  • 76 Haw. 276
  • 875 P.2d 225
  • 1993 Haw. LEXIS 65

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  • holding that the Board failed to provide adequate reasons and bases for its decision by not discussing the applicability of a total disability rating based on individual unemployability
  • recognizing that \[t]he [Board] properly raised the issue of pyramiding\ under § 4.14 when it denied separate ratings for a tender scar and the residuals of a right inguinal hernia, but remanding the case for an explanation of reasons or bases
  • remanding for Board to consider applicability of § 3.321(b)(1) where record contained evidence of numerous hospitalizations for service-connected disability and scant employment history
  • remanding for a “consideration of appellant’s employability in light of the pain he suffers”
  • Court remanded TDIU rating claim for BVA to provide reasons or bases where BVA had not given extraschedular consideration to the claim
  • Court remanded TDIU claim for BVA to provide reasons or bases where BVA had not given extra-sehedular consideration to the claim

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