Veterans Claims· 2/21/1996
Cross v. Brown
Citations
- 9 Vet. App. 18
- 1996 U.S. Vet. App. LEXIS 63
- 1996 WL 73367
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- when mail to claimant is returned as undeliverable, Secretary has duty to search claims file for alternative address
- as to determining “last known address”
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Judges: Mankin, Nebeker, Steinberg
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Woods v. GoberVeterans Claims· 2000-12-15· cited 32×
- Virginia S. Crain v. Anthony J. PrincipiVeterans Claims· 2003-07-10· cited 24×
- Davis v. PrincipiVeterans Claims· 2003-03-18· cited 15×
- W Illiam P. B Axter v. Anthony J. PrincipiVeterans Claims· 2004-01-06· cited 14×
- Bowey v. WestVeterans Claims· 1998-03-04· cited 14×
- McNaron v. WestVeterans Claims· 1999-04-14· cited 8×
- Dippel v. WestVeterans Claims· 1999-07-07· cited 7×
- Darrell J. Hampton v. R. James NicholsonVeterans Claims· 2006-04-06· cited 5×
- Matthew W. Crumlich v. Robert L. WilkieVeterans Claims· 2019-06-06
Cites
11 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- United States v. Chemical Foundation, Inc.Supreme Court· 1926-10-11· cited 1,033×
- Bell v. DerwinskiVeterans Claims· 1992-07-21· cited 286×
- Ashley v. DerwinskiVeterans Claims· 1992-04-21· cited 113×
- Davis v. BrownVeterans Claims· 1994-12-22· cited 40×
- Thompson v. BrownVeterans Claims· 1995-08-25· cited 35×
- Hyson v. BrownVeterans Claims· 1993-06-22· cited 34×
- Jane E. Morris v. Louis W. Sullivan, Secretary, Department of Health and Human ServicesD.C. Circuit· 1990-03-02· cited 30×
- Chute v. DerwinskiVeterans Claims· 1991-07-09· cited 19×
- Fluker v. BrownVeterans Claims· 1993-07-22· cited 18×
- Thompson v. BrownVeterans Claims· 1995-12-04· cited 12×
- Hulsey v. PrincipiVeterans Claims· 1992-11-18· cited 8×
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