A court will never invalidate a Regulation or portion thereof on the grounds that the Regulation is contrary to the intent of Congress.

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While it is true that courts give deference to agencies in interpreting and implementing statutes through regulations, a court may still invalidate a regulation if it is found to be arbitrary, capricious, or contrary to law. This includes cases where the regulation goes beyond the authority Congress intended to give to the agency.

A Court Will Never Invalidate a Regulation or Portion Thereof