A Treatise On the Practice of the Pension Bureau Governing the Adjudication of
A Treatise On the Practice of the Pension Bureau Governing the Adjudication of
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Loyalty in all claims of this class, for both army and navy pensions, must be shown. The only exception to this rule are those persons embraced in section 5 of the act of PRACTICE OF THE PENSION BUREAU. 87 March 9, 1878. It will be noticed that claims on account of disabilities contracted in the war with Mexico are not included in the exceptions noted in said section.
CLAIMS FOR PENSION OF INVALIDS DISABLED IN THE MEXICAN WAR, AND THEIR WIDOWS AND MINORS.
1. The right to pension of soldiers dis...abled in the war with Mexico is governed by section 4730, and the rights of their widows and minors by section 4731, Revised Statutes. The commencement of pension is controlled by section 4713, Revised Statutes, the provisions of which have heretofore been set forth.
The same character and amount of evidence is required to establish a claim for pension under this title as in claims for pension for disabilities contracted since March 4, 1861.
2. The conditions under which a pension is granted in this class of cases are that the disability on account of which pension is claimed was contracted in the line of duty in actual service in the war with Mexico, or in going to or returning from the same, and that the soldier received an honorable discharge from such service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loyalty in all claims of this class, for both army and navy pensions, must be shown. The only exception to this rule are those persons embraced in section 5 of the act of PRACTICE OF THE PENSION BUREAU. 87 March 9, 1878. It will be noticed that claims on account of disabilities contracted in the war with Mexico are not included in the exceptions noted in said section.
CLAIMS FOR PENSION OF INVALIDS DISABLED IN THE MEXICAN WAR, AND THEIR WIDOWS AND MINORS.
1. The right to pension of soldiers dis...abled in the war with Mexico is governed by section 4730, and the rights of their widows and minors by section 4731, Revised Statutes. The commencement of pension is controlled by section 4713, Revised Statutes, the provisions of which have heretofore been set forth.
The same character and amount of evidence is required to establish a claim for pension under this title as in claims for pension for disabilities contracted since March 4, 1861.
2. The conditions under which a pension is granted in this class of cases are that the disability on account of which pension is claimed was contracted in the line of duty in actual service in the war with Mexico, or in going to or returning from the same, and that the soldier received an honorable discharge from such service.
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