· 3/21/2007
Elbridge Cook v. Commissioner of Social Security
Citations
- 480 F.3d 432
- 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 6439
- 2007 WL 836898
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- holding that the 65-day period is calculated “from the date on the notice itself”
- holding that the 65-day period is calculated “from the date on the notice itself”
- noting that, “[u]nder the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, [claimant] had 60 days from the Appeals Council’s notice of denial in which to file his appeal”
- noting that, “[u]nder the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, [claimant] had 60 days from the Appeals Council’s notice of denial in which to file his appeal”
- noting that, “[u]nder the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, [claimant] had 60 days from the Appeals Council’s notice of denial in which to file his appeal”
- noting that, “[u]nder the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, [claimant] had 60 days from the Appeals Council’s notice of denial in which to file his appeal”
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Judges: Gilman, Sutton, Tarnow
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