· 4/15/1846
Ex parte Barnes
Citations
- 2 F. Cas. 851
- 1 Sprague 133
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- holding that a medical evaluation that is merely a recitation of a veteran's self-reported and unsubstantiated history has no probative value
- holding that pain alone, without a diagnosed or identifiable underlying malady or condition, does not, in and of itself, constitute a disability for which service connection may be granted
- “[P]ain alone, without a diagnosed or identifiable underlying malady or condition, does not in and of itself constitute a disability for which service connection- may be granted.”
- pain alone, without a diagnosed or identifiable underlying malady or condition, does not in and of itself constitute a disability for which service connection may be granted
- pain alone, without a diagnosed or identifiable underlying malady or condition, does not in and of itself constitute a disability for which service connection may be granted
- pain alone, without a diagnosed or identifiable underlying malady or condition, does not in and of itself constitute a disability for which service connection may be granted
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Judges: Sprague
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