· 12/17/2001
Emilio R. Ortiz, Sr., Claimant-Appellant v. Anthony J. Principi, Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Citations
- 274 F.3d 1361
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 26687
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- holding that \the benefit of the doubt rule is inapplicable when the preponderance of the evidence is found to be against the claimant\
- holding that \the benefit of the doubt rule is inapplicable when the preponderance of the evidence is found to be against the claimant\
- holding that \the benefit of the doubt rule is inapplicable when the preponderance of the evidence is found to be against the claimant\
- holding that \the benefit of the doubt rule is inapplicable when the preponderance of the evidence is found to be against the claimant\
- holding that \the benefit of the doubt rule is inapplicable when the preponderance of the evidence is found to be against the claimant\
- holding that \the benefit of the doubt rule is inapplicable when the preponderance of the evidence is found to be against the claimant\
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Judges: Lourie, Bryson, Linn
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