· 5/14/2024
Helm v. City of Los Angeles
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- holding that each wholly distinct and different theory of CUE underlying a request for revision is a separate matter
- noting that the Board does not have jurisdiction over a claim until the RO first issues a decision on it
- noting that the Board does not have jurisdiction over a claim until the RO first issues a decision on it
- noting that the Board does not have jurisdiction over a claim until the RO first issues a decision on it
- explaining that the § 5109A requires that a request for revision of a final RO decision on the basis of CUE be submitted to the RO for initial adjudication
- dismissing appeal from adverse Board decision where Board initially lacked jurisdiction to decide the matter
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