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Summary:
Merely disbelieving claimant is not sufficient for a conclusion that he knowingly made a false statement, as per McDONALD. Clearly, the Board committed a serious error of law by dismissing claimant's appeal on the misrepresentation issue, based on its adverse credibility finding.
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Summary:
Merely disbelieving claimant is not sufficient for a conclusion that he knowingly made a false statement, as per McDONALD. Clearly, the Board committed a serious error of law by dismissing claimant's appeal on the misrepresentation issue, based on its adverse credibility finding.
