Walter E. Parker v. Patricia Roberts Harris, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare

How courts have described this case

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• remanding solely for calculation of benefits where record provided persuasive proof of disability and a remand for further evidentiary proceedings would serve no purpose
• no need to remand to Secretary of Health and Human Services when record contains persuasive proof of disability and remand would serve no evidentiary purpose
• remand for benefits calculation is warranted when “the record provides persuasive proof of disability and a remand for further evidentiary proceedings would serve no purpose.”
• remand for benefits calculation is warranted when “the record provides persuasive proof of disability and a remand for further evidentiary proceedings would serve no purpose”
• remand for benefits calculation is warranted when “the record provides persuasive proof of disability and a remand for further evidentiary proceedings would serve no purpose”
• remand for calculation of benefits where the record supports a finding of disability and remand for further proceedings “would serve no purpose”

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