Montana Supreme Court· 2/15/1995

Moran v. Shotgun Willies, Inc.

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889 P.2d 1185
270 Mont. 47
52 State Rptr. 71
1995 Mont. LEXIS 16

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concluding that a district court did not err in ordering that the Commission adopt the hearing officer’s findings and conclusions because the Commission’s “legal conclusions concerning the sufficiency of the evidence to support the hearing examiner’s findings were incorrect”
an agency’s reversal of a hearing examiner’s findings cannot survive judicial review unless the court determines as a matter of law that the hearing examiner’s findings are not supported by substantial evidence
an agency’s reversal of a hearing examiner’s findings cannot survive judicial review unless the court determines as a matter of law that 23 the hearing examiner’s findings are not supported by substantial evidence
Human Rights Commission improperly rejected Hearing Examiner’s findings of fact
Human Rights Commission improperly rejected Hearing Examiner’s findings of fact

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