Federal Claims· 6/24/1994
Badgley v. United States
Citations
- 31 Fed. Cl. 508
- 1994 U.S. Claims LEXIS 115
- 1994 WL 278464
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- claim asserting misrepresentation based on documents incorporated into the contract is “in substance” a claim for breach of contract, and “subject matter jurisdiction exists under the Tucker Act even if tortious elements also exist.”
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Judges: Turner
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