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· 11/17/1960

Rich Plan of Central Louisiana, Inc. v. Hawthorne

Citations

  • 124 So. 2d 350
  • 1960 La. App. LEXIS 1167

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that the Board is the ultimate factfinder and is empowered to make credibility determinations and reject the testimony of any witness
  • stating that “the Board is free to reject the testimony of any witness, even uncontradicted testimony”
  • “A statutory appeal period is mandatory and may not be extended as a matter of grace or mere indulgence.”
  • “A statutory appeal period is mandatory and may not be extended as a matter of grace or mere indulgence.”
  • “A statutory appeal period is mandatory and may not be extended as a matter of grace or mere indulgence.”
  • credibility determinations are for the Board

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Judges: Frugé, Hood, Tate

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