· 4/5/1971
Mary L. Hart v. Robert H. Finch, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Citations
- 440 F.2d 1340
- 1971 U.S. App. LEXIS 10945
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- concluding that “substantial medical evidence in the record” adequately supported the finding that the plaintiff was not disabled
- concluding that “substantial evidence in the record” adequately supported the finding that the claimant was not disabled
- concluding that “substantial evidence in the record” adequately supported the finding that the claimant was not disabled
- concluding that “substantial medical evidence in the record” adequately supported the finding that the claimant was not disabled
- concluding that “substantial medical evidence in the record” adequately supported the finding that the claimant was not disabled
- concluding that “substan�al medical evidence in the record” adequately supported the finding that plain�ff was not disabled
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Judges: Ainsworth, Coleman, Gewin, Per Curiam
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