Upon hearing the action, the court of appeals may affirm or set aside such order, but only upon the following grounds: That the findings of fact are not sufficient to permit appellate review; that conflicts in the evidence are not resolved in the record; that the findings of fact are not supported by the evidence; that the findings of fact do not support the order; or that the award or denial of benefits is not supported by applicable law. If the findings of fact entered by the director or administrative law judge are supported by substantial evidence, they shall not be altered by the court of appeals.
Source: L. 90: Entire article R&RE, p. 511, § 1, effective July 1.
Editor's note: This section is similar to former § 8-53-120 as it existed prior to 1990.
Structure Colorado Code
§ 8-43-301. Petitions to Review
§ 8-43-304. Violations - Penalty - Offset for Benefits Obtained Through Fraud - Rules
§ 8-43-304.5. Penalties in Rate-Making
§ 8-43-305. Each Day Separate Offense
§ 8-43-306. Collection of Fines, Penalties, and Overpayments
§ 8-43-307. Appeals to Court of Appeals
§ 8-43-308. Causes for Setting Aside Award
§ 8-43-309. Actions in Court Tried Within Thirty Days
§ 8-43-310. Error Disregarded Unless Prejudicial
§ 8-43-311. Court Record Transmitted to Industrial Claim Appeals Office - When
§ 8-43-312. Court May Remand Case or Order Entry of Award
§ 8-43-313. Summary Review by Supreme Court
§ 8-43-314. Fees - Costs - Duty of District Attorneys and Attorney General
§ 8-43-315. Witnesses and Testimony - Mileage - Fees - Costs
§ 8-43-316. Appearance by Officer for Closely Held Entity