Veterans board of appeals cases
My question is if a case is won by a veteran dose that case set pressadance For all cases to follow? Or are all cases separate and one dose not follow the next? The reason is I lost my sleep apnea...
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Ghillbe, Decision from the Board of Veterans' Appeals have no precedential value for other veterans claims before the DVA. Seth
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To the best of my knowledge, each case is rated on it's own merits. There are no blanket decisions.....ie, what worked for one will work for all. you have to read all decisions carefully. The BVA...
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Just because this issue brought up on the BVN with some frequency and 500 plus Board decision's have had to cite to Section 20.1303, by regulation the Board decisions are not precedential. Below...
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Seth,I'm a little confused. Take for example, I'm filing a claim for Housebound, can I direct the RO to 38 C.F.R. 3.159(a), concerning neighbors lay evidence. It's hard for me to thing clearly, I...
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Pop Pop, We are slightly off-topic now . . . but proper completion of Form 21-2680 (someone electronically smack me if I sited wrong form #) is what you should focus on. 38 C.F.R. 3.159(a), concerns...
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In the order of things, one step above BVA is the US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC). Any concurring opinions rendered by a CAVC three judge panel are considered precedential. If you...
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I think a lot of the misunderstanding of the VA Claims machinery could be solved if you have a good VSO from square one. I been thru two they both suck SORRY but its true. There is some kind of law...
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