Camara v. Agsalud

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• holding that appeal from agency decision entitled to deference only if “consistent with legislative purpose”
• commenting that, in order for an agency’s decision to be granted deference, it must be consistent with the legislative purpose
• commenting that, in order for an agency's decision to be granted deference, it must be consistent with the legislative purpose
• noting that \is particularly true where the law to be applied is not a statute but an administrative rule promulgated by the same agency interpreting it\
• disavowing McGlone to the extent it suggests an agency's conclusions of law are reviewed under the clearly erroneous standard
• disavowing McGlone to the extent it suggests an agency's conclusions of law are reviewed under the clearly erroneous standard

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