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· 4/11/1910

S. N. Castle Estate, Ltd. v. Haneberg

Citations

  • 20 Haw. 123

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that strict adherence to the reasons-or-bases requirement is not warranted where it would impose additional burdens on the Board with no benefit flowing to the veteran
  • holding that where evidence against appellant’s claim was “overwhelming,” if the Court were to remand due to BVA’s failure to give adequate reasons or bases, it would be “unnecessarily imposing additional burdens on the BVA and []VA with no benefit flowing to the veteran”
  • both observing circumstances as to when a remand would not result in any significant benefit to the appellant
  • remand for clearer statement of “reasons or bases” under 38 U.S.C. § 7104(d)(1) was not required where overwhelming evidence supported Board’s decision
  • strict adherence to reasons or bases requirement is improper basis for remand where it “would result in this Court’s unnecessarily imposing additional burdens on the [Board] with no benefit flowing to the veteran”

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Judges: Bolt, Hartwell, Perry

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