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· 11/2/2001

Chesapeake Hospital Authority v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 554 S.E.2d 55
  • 262 Va. 551
  • 2001 Va. LEXIS 143

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • rejecting the Department’s “bootstrapping” in an attempt to garner an “elevated level of deference” for its interpretation
  • finding an assignment of error was inadequate where “[n]o one reading the . . . assignment of error could possibly know” the nature of the argument actually raised
  • finding an assignment of error was inadequate where “[n]o one reading the . . . assignment of error could possibly know” the nature of the argument actually raised
  • finding an assignment of error was inadequate where “[n]o one reading the . . . assignment of error could possibly know” the nature of the argument actually raised
  • affirming Court of Appeals’ decision

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Judges: Harry L. Carrico

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