Recovery from the United States under the Federal Tort Claims Act
Leslie L. Anderson
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Leslie L. Anderson
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A general court of claims bill was passed by the 70th Congress.It failcd of enactment because of a pocket-veto by President Coolidge.H. R. 9285, 70th Cong., 2nd Sess.; 70th Cong.Rec.4836.The reason for the veto apparently related to administrative features in that bill.McGuire, "Tort Claims against the United States," 19 Geo.L. Jour.133 (1931).Articles favoring such legislation: By the author of this article, Tort and Implied Contract Liability of the Federal Government, (1946) 30 Minn.L.
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A general court of claims bill was passed by the 70th Congress.It failcd of enactment because of a pocket-veto by President Coolidge.H. R. 9285, 70th Cong., 2nd Sess.; 70th Cong.Rec.4836.The reason for the veto apparently related to administrative features in that bill.McGuire, "Tort Claims against the United States," 19 Geo.L. Jour.133 (1931).Articles favoring such legislation: By the author of this article, Tort and Implied Contract Liability of the Federal Government, (1946) 30 Minn.L.
Key concepts: Tort, Law, Political science, Business, Liability