Kirkpatrick v. Nicholson

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that a remand is not a “decision”
• rejecting the appellant's contention that the Board's failure to address his arguments in a remand order constituted an implicit denial that should be viewed as a decision for purposes of appeal to this Court
• \The Board's remand order does not address the issue of the Board's jurisdiction at all.\
• “Our case law and section 7104(d)(2) define a Board decision as including an order granting appropriate relief or denying relief.”
• “Our case law and section 7104(d)(2) define a Board decision as including an order granting appropriate relief or denying relief.”
• Board’s remand “for additional medical examinations” was not a “decision” because it did not grant or deny relief

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