 | United States. Court of Claims, Audrey Bernhardt - 1951 - 916 lapas
...Contract Appeals", effective May 1, 1949, modified June 30, 1949, in paragraph 4 appears this language : When an appeal is taken pursuant to a disputes clause...disputes concerning questions of fact, the board may nevertheless in its discretion hear, consider, and decide all questions of law necessary for the complete... | |
 | 1978 - 880 lapas
...are designated as Administrative Judges and the Chairman is designated as Chief Administrative Judge. 3. Decisions on Questions of law. When an appeal is...law necessary for the complete adjudication of the issue. In the consideration of an appeal, should it appear that a claim is Involved which is not cognizable... | |
 | 1976 - 864 lapas
...are designated as Administrative Judges and the Chairman is designated as Chief Administrative Judge. 3. Decisions on questions of law. When an appeal Is...law necessary for the complete adjudication of the Issue. In the consideration of an appeal, should It appear that a claim is Involved which Is not cognizable... | |
 | 1998 - 508 lapas
...members of the Board. The decision of a majority of the panel constitutes the decision of the Board. (c) Decisions on questions of law. When an appeal is taken...law necessary for the complete adjudication of the issue. In the consideration of an appeal, should it appear that a claim is involved which is not cognizable... | |
 | 1988 - 708 lapas
...determination of such appeals by the Chief of Engineers or his duly authorized representative or Board. (2) When an appeal is taken pursuant to a disputes clause...law necessary for the complete adjudication of the issue. In the consideration of an appeal, should it appear that a claim is involved which is not cognizable... | |
 | 1968 - 456 lapas
...the Secretary of a Military Department has granted a right of appeal not contained in the contract. When an appeal is taken pursuant to a Disputes clause...law necessary for the complete adjudication of the issue. In the consideration of an appeal, should it appear that a claim is involved which is not cognizable... | |
 | 1984 - 374 lapas
...members of the Board. The decision of a majority °5 the panel constitutes the decision of the Board. (c) Decisions on questions of law. When an appeal is taken...may, in its discretion, hear, consider, and decide &U questions of law necessary for the complete adjudication of the issue. In the consideration of an... | |
 | 1974 - 686 lapas
...has granted a right of appeal not contained in the contract. When an appeal is taken pursuant to • Disputes clause in a contract which limits appeals...law necessary for the complete adjudication of the issue. In the consideration of an appeal, should it appear that a claim is involved which is not cognizable... | |
 | 1999 - 666 lapas
...interpreted so as to secure a just and inexpensive determination of appeals without unnecessary delay. (4) Decisions on questions of law. When an appeal is taken...to disputes concerning questions of fact, the Board will, nevertheless, consider and decide all questions of law necessary for the complete adjudication... | |
 | 1998 - 660 lapas
...interpreted so as to secure a just and inexpensive determination of appeals without unnecessary delay. (4) Decisions on questions of law. When an appeal is taken...to disputes concerning questions of fact, the Board will, nevertheless, consider and decide all questions of law necessary for the complete adjudication... | |
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When an appeal is taken pursuant to a Disputes clause in a contract which limits appeals to disputes concerning questions of fact, the Board may in its discretion, hear, consider, and decide all questions of law necessary for the complete adjudication... 
