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Nothing in the labor code allows the trial court to send matters back to the appeals panel. Further, no mechanism exists in the code for addressing matters remanded from the trial court, and there are no applicable time deadlines that would ensure the appeals panel's timely determination of those matters. Under these circumstances, remand to the appeals panel in this case is improper.
November 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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