Whether the refusal of an invalidity pension had to be annulled because the medical facts were incompletely established and a neuropsychological assessment was required.
Yes. The record was medically incomplete; the office had to order a neuropsychological evaluation before issuing a new decision.
The office itself accepted, in its submissions, that a neuropsychological assessment was necessary to objectify the reported mild cognitive disorder and assess work capacity. The insured agreed to undergo the examination. The case was therefore manifestly well-founded and had to be remitted for further instruction.