Farrar v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam ;
This is a military disability-retirement case in which Chief Commissioner Marion T. Bennett has concluded, after a trial, that (a) if the true facts of plaintiff’s service-incurred condition (a ruptured disc of the cervical spine) had been known at the time of his separation from the Army in 1945, he would have been entitled to disability retirement under the pertinent Army regulations, and (b) that the Board for the Correction of Military Records was arbitrary and unsupported by substantial evidence hi refusing to grant plaintiff such entitlement on the basis of the materials he…
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