Dig Ssof Evanston Lender, LLC v. Su-Mei Yen

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• holding that 9 because the FTCA is a waiver of the federal government’s sovereign immunity, the 10 exhaustion requirement must be interpreted strictly
• holding that where exhaustion conditions are not satisfied, action may not proceed 6 “merely because dismissal would visit a harsh result upon the plaintiff.”
• stating that “the exhaustion requirement [of 28 U.S.C. § 2675(a)] is jurisdictional in nature and must be interpreted strictly”
• stating that “the exhaustion requirement [of 28 U.S.C. § 2675(a)] is jurisdictional in nature and must be interpreted strictly”
• holding an FTCA claim jurisdictionally cannot survive in district court unless the administrative exhaustion requirement has been met, despite a potentially harsh result upon the plaintiff
• holding “a court may not ‘proceed in the absence of 24 fulfillment of the [FTCA’s] conditions merely because dismissal would visit a harsh result upon 25 the plaintiff.’”

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