Susan C. Bonnell v. Elizabeth Jasinski, a vulnerable adult, Leigh Stephens

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• holding that all provisions of the VCAA are potentially applicable to claims pending on the date of enactment
• holding that the VCAA may be \potentially applicable to claims pending on the date of the VCAA's enactment.\
• holding that all provisions of the VCAA are potentially applicable to claims pending on the date of enactment
• holding that VCAA provisions are potentially applicable to claims pending on date of VCAA enactment
• holding that all provisions of the VCAA are potentially applicable to claims pending on the date of enactment
• stating that “the Court must avoid cutting off an appellant’s rights under the VCAA by prematurely injecting itself into the VA adjudication process” because to do so “where no section 5103(a

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