Veterans Claims· 10/21/1994

Parker v. Brown

Citations

7 Vet. App. 116
1994 U.S. Vet. App. LEXIS 998
1994 WL 578174

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stating that a TDIU claim is an alternate way to obtain a total disability rating without recourse to a 100 percent rating under the rating schedule
stating that a TDIU claim is an alternate way to obtain a total disability rating without recourse to a 100 percent rating under the rating schedule
two issues are \inextricably intertwined\ when they are so closely tied together that a final Board decision cannot be rendered unless both are adjudicated
two issues are \inextricably intertwined\ when they are so closely tied together that a final Board decision cannot be rendered unless both are adjudicated
even though a rating less than 100% under the rating schedule may be correct, there are subjective factors that may permit assigning TDIU
“claim for TDIU is based on an acknowledgment that even though a rating less than 100% under the rating schedule may be correct, objectively, there are subjective factors that may permit assigning a 100% rating to a particular veteran under particular facts”

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