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· 6/30/1997

State v. Tansey

Citations

  • 85 Haw. 235
  • 941 P.2d 1296
  • 1997 Haw. App. LEXIS 339

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, where the law is dispositive, the claim must be denied due to an absence of legal entitlement
  • holding that remands that would only result in imposing additional burdens on VA, with no benefit flowing to the claimant, are to be avoided
  • holding that remands which would only result in unnecessarily imposing additional burdens on VA with no benefit flowing to the veteran are to be avoided
  • holding that remands that would only result in imposing additional burdens on VA, with no benefit flowing to the claimant, are to be avoided
  • holding that remands which would only result in unnecessarily imposing additional burdens on VA with no benefit flowing to the claimant are to be avoided
  • holding that where law and not evidence is disposi-tive, claim should be denied or appeal terminated because of lack of legal merit or lack of entitlement under the law

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