Ball, Ball & Brosamer, Inc. And Ball & Brosamer (Jv) v. The United States

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• holding that an official whose responsibility is limited to financial aspects of a contractor’s affairs is not the proper person to certify a claim
• holding that an official whose responsibility is limited to financial aspects of a contractor's affairs is not the proper person to certify a claim
• holding the regulation “unambiguous” and directing, that it be applied “as written”
• holding the regulation \unambiguous\ and directing that it be applied \as written\
• where a claim is not properly certified, there is no valid claim for a contracting officer to decide
• “Unless the contractor has submitted a properly certified claim to the contracting officer, there is no valid claim, the denial of which is an appeal-able decision of the contracting officer.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).