Remington Typewriter Co. v. Kellogg

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• acknowledging that the Veterans Department has “a duty to help the veteran obtain facts that might enable him to sustain his burden of proof or develop the facts of his claim, once [the veteran] has submitted a well-grounded claim”
• acknowledging that the Veterans Department has “a duty to help the veteran obtain facts that might enable him to sustain his burden of proof or develop the facts of his claim, once [the veteran] has submitted a well-grounded claim”
• where claimant alleges facts that, if believed, might result in a compensable claim, he is entitled to have the Secretary assist him in obtaining his requested evidence
• VA has “duty to help the veteran obtain facts that might enable him to sustain his burden of proof or develop the facts of his claim”, id. at 521
• VA has “duty to help the veteran obtain facts that might enable him to sustain his burden of proof or develop the facts of his claim”, id. at 521
• threshold as to whether claim is well grounded is “rather low”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).