State of Vermont Department of Taxes v. Tri-State Industrial Laundries, Inc.

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• stating that judicial review of agency decisions is presumed to be on-the-record absent specific statutory authorization to the contrary
• stating that judicial review of agency decisions is presumed to be on the record absent specific statutory authorization to the contrary
• stating that judicial review of agency decisions is presumed to be on the record absent specific statutory authorization to the contrary
• observing that we presume that “actions of administrative agencies are correct, valid and reasonable, absent a clear and convincing showing to the contrary”
• stating that de novo review of agency decision is not to be presumed absent specific statutory authorization, and that function of courts is to review contested case on established record in which parties have had adequate opportunity to develop facts before agency
• although due process imposes some limits on multiplicity of functions by individuals in contested case, it does not limit multiplicity of functions by agency in toto

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