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Rayandnay

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Rayandnay

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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE

Darn! I just lost a very long post and I'm too tired to retype now.

My short version is I think you're confused by the AC's decision. They only need to determine there was one legal error in the case in order to remand, they don't have to determine anything else.

I'll try and address some other parts when I'm up to it, or if you want me to call you or if you'd like to call me, send a pm.

Get your rest, it seems we are all depending on you, just curious what questions they will ask me.

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