· 4/25/1979
L. H. Wagener, Inc. v. Kendall
Citations
- 278 N.W.2d 18
- 26 U.C.C. Rep. Serv. (West) 738
- 1979 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 910
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting the doctrine of deference to an agency on questions of law
- doctrine of operative construction has “been abandoned, abrogated, disallowed, disapproved, ousted, overruled, and permanently relegated to the history books”
- doctrine of operative construction has “been abandoned, abrogated, disallowed, disapproved, ousted, overruled, and permanently relegated to the history books”
- \Appellate courts do not make factual findings but instead review those made by district courts or administrative agencies.\
- “In dealing with a statute in a workers compensation appeal, no deference is due the interpretation or construction given the statute by the ALJ or the Board.”
- “In dealing with a statute in a workers compensation appeal, no deference is due the inter pretation or construction given the statute by an ALJ or the Board.”
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Judges: Allbee, Harris, Larson, McCormick, Rees
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