Hearings, see chapter 91.

Constitutional. 27 H. 97.

If board's questions to court are ambiguous or uncertain, the reserved question cannot be answered or determined. 31 H. 554. Reservations to supreme court confined to questions of law. 37 H. 517. See 33 H. 412; 34 H. 65. Issue of credibility is responsibility of appeals board as fact finder. 56 H. 552, 545 P.2d 692.

Appeal lies from circuit court to supreme court. 38 H. 384.

Contested case heard by appellate board is bound by requirements of §91-10. 54 H. 479, 510 P.2d 89.

Time for filing a written notice of appeal is mandatory. 57 H. 37, 549 P.2d 470.

Denial of application for reconsideration under subsection (d) is not subject to requirements of §91-11. 57 H. 535, 560 P.2d 1292.

A motion to reopen a case for newly discovered evidence pursuant to §386-89(a) tolls the twenty-day period within which a claimant must appeal the department's decision under this section. 85 H. 275, 942 P.2d 539.

Collateral estoppel did not preclude determination that employee was permanently and totally disabled, despite employee's failure to appeal department's finding of no permanent disability, since finding was superfluous to department's decision. 8 H. App. 543, 812 P.2d 1199.

Cited: 27 H. 431, 433; 31 H. 672, 676; 31 H. 814, 815; 32 H. 699, 700, 928; 37 H. 556, 565, 583; 39 H. 258.