Camp v. Pitts

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1973-03-26

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Per Curiam. In its present posture this case presents a narrow, but substantial, question with respect to the proper procedure to be followed when a reviewing court determines that an administrative agency’s stated justification for informal action does not provide an adequate basis for judicial review. In 1967, respondents submitted an application to th…

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