Benn v. Grays Harbor County
Citations
- 102 Wash. 620
- 173 P. 632
- 1918 Wash. LEXIS 993
Syllabus
<p>Municipal Cokpokations — Taxation — Levy eok Indebtedness — Limitations—Statutes. Rem. Code, § 7653, relating to tax levies by cities of tbe second class and providing a limit only for levies for general purposes, was not intended to impliedly repeal, but must be taken in pari materia with, Rem. Code, § 5131, as originally enacted, and as amended subsequent to the passage of § 7653, and which fixes a limit for levies to pay outstanding indebtedness, in accordance with the harmonious policy of the laws respecting limitation upon the powers of all cities in this respect.</p>
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- affirming that a reviewing court may not decide the facts anew or re-weigh the evidence
- noting that the ALJ’s RFC determination confined the claimant “to simple, routine, and repetitive tasks” and “simple work-related decisions”
- finding “that there is an apparent conflict between an RFC limitation to simple, routine, and repetitive tasks and level 3 reasoning”
- declining to make a factual determination regarding whether non-conflicting jobs existed in significant numbers in the national economy when the ALJ did not do so
- declining to make a factual determination regarding whether two remaining jobs existed in significant numbers in the national economy when the ALJ did not do so
- finding apparent conflict between limitation to simple tasks and a reasoning level of three
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Judges: Holcomb
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