· 4/18/1946
Brady v. State Road Commission
Citations
- 3 Ct. Cl. 167
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- holding that district court had jurisdiction to adjudicate constitutional defenses in forfeiture action
- holding that district court had jurisdiction to adjudicate constitutional defenses in forfeiture action
- holding that doctrine of primary jurisdiction, which arises when a claim is properly cognizable in court but contains some issue within the special competence of an administrative agency, does not apply when the specially competent agency is itself the plaintiff
- holding that doctrine of primary jurisdiction, which arises when a claim is properly cognizable in court but contains some issue within the special competence of an administrative agency, does not apply when the specially competent agency is itself the plaintiff
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Judges: Smith
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