· 2/7/1973
Shak v. McVey
Citations
- 54 Haw. 274
- 506 P.2d 8
- 1973 Haw. LEXIS 187
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the duty to assist is not always a one-way street, or a blind alley, and that the veteran must be prepared to cooperate with the VA's efforts to provide an adequate medical examination and submit all the medical evidence supporting his claim
- financial hardship associated with traveling to VA examination site not considered good cause for failure to appear
- Court noted that if appellant were to seek to reopen claim with new and material evidence, he would be required to cooperate with VA’s efforts to provide adequate medical examination
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Judges: Abe, Kobayashi, Levinson, Marumoto, Richardson
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