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· 2/10/1942

Troutman v. Mutual Life Ins.

Citations

  • 125 F.2d 769
  • 1942 U.S. App. LEXIS 4468

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  • holding that “failing to give a reasonable explanation for how [an agency] reached its decision” may make an agency’s decision arbitrary and capricious under the APA
  • holding that “failing to give a reasonable explanation for how [an agency] reached its decision” may make an agency’s decision arbitrary and capricious under the APA
  • reversing district court’s summary judgment overruling OPM’s decision in claim brought by provider on behalf of individual federal employee-judge
  • “[A] contract should be interpreted as to give meaning to all of its terms . . . and that none are deemed superfluous.”
  • ““[A] contract should be interpreted as to give meaning to all of its terms—presuming that every provision was intended to accomplish some purpose, and that none are deemed superfluous.”

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Judges: Martin

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