New Orleans Terminal Co. v. Firemen's Charitable Ass'n
Citations
- 115 La. 442
- 39 So. 437
- 1904 La. LEXIS 524
Syllabus
<p>Expropriation — Appeal by Plaintiff Cobpobation.</p> <p>The fact that under Civ. Code, arts. 2636, 2637, a defendant in an expropriation suit, on filing specially either of the defenses contemplated by those articles, may perhaps appeal suspensively from the judgment of expropriation, and that Civ. Code, art. 2634, may be modified to that extent, does not justify the conclusion that the latter article is repealed or abrogated, in so far as it allows to the plaintiff corporation an appeal upon the question of the amount of the damages assessed, notwithstanding the payment or deposit of such amount.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>
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- remanding where, but for an error in discounting a medical provider’s opinion, the ALJ “could well have reached a different conclusion regarding the” claimant’s RFC
- “In contrast, an ALJ does not need to provide ‘good reasons’ for the weight assigned to an opinion from a medical source that is not an acceptable medical source.” (quoting Armata v. Berryhill, No. 3:17-cv-30054-KAR, 2018 WL 4829180, at (D. Mass. Oct. 4, 2018))
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Judges: Monroe
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