Condon v. McKay

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• applying seven-year presumption period for manifestation of multiple sclerosis to a degree of 10% or more
• where medical evidence of record addresses all elements of service connection, is uncontradict-ed by competent evidence, and definitively supports appellant’s position, reversal rather than remand is appropriate
• reversal and not remand is appropriate when the record provided no plausible basis for the Board’s factual determinations, and all the evidence and competent medical opinion of record supported the appellant’s claim

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