Maria Parker v. Joseph A. Califano, Secretary of Health, Education & Welfare

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• relying on a precedent holding that administrative time limits should be relaxed when a claimant’s “mental condition prevented timely pursuit of his administrative remedies”
• relying on a precedent holding that administrative time limits should be relaxed when a claimant’s “mental condition prevented timely pursuit of his administrative remedies”
• “[A]dministrative res judicata . . . is applied with less rigidity than its judicial counterpart.”
• “Administrative res judicata ... is applied with less rigidity than its judicial counterpart.”
• “regulations further provide that notice of the agency action taken at each stage and the right to proceed to the next stage be transmitted to the claimant”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).