Mamie L. Gordon v. Anthony J. Principi

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• holding that remand for consideration of an issue for the first time by the Board does not confer prevailing-party status on the appellant
• holding that remand for consideration of an issue for the first time by the Board does not confer prevailing-party status on the appellant
• denying the application for attorney fees and expenses under the Equal Access to Justice Act, 28 U.S.C. § 2412(d) (EAJA
• rejecting the appellant's contention that the Court \implicitly\ recognized administrative error where the Court ordered remand to consider a regulation that the Board failed to discuss
• finding no prevailing-party status where the appellant raised for the first time on appeal an issue that required a remand to the Board for initial factfind-ing
• rejecting the appellant’s contention that the Court “implicitly” recognized administrative error where the Court ordered remand to consider a regulation that the Board failed to discuss

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