Federal Claims· 7/8/2009
Dumonde v. United States
Citations
- 87 Fed. Cl. 651
- 2009 U.S. Claims LEXIS 241
- 2009 WL 2005277
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- recognizing that “the Constitution has been interpreted as a social contract between the Government and people of the United States,” but holding that the plaintiff’s constitutional claim was “not a contract claim within the meaning of the Tucker Act”
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Judges: Smith
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Cites
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- Haines v. KernerSupreme Court· 1972-02-22· cited 26,103×
- United States v. TestanSupreme Court· 1976-05-03· cited 3,918×
- Hughes v. RoweSupreme Court· 1980-11-10· cited 3,527×
- United States v. MitchellSupreme Court· 1980-06-02· cited 2,169×
- Karen S. Reynolds v. Army and Air Force Exchange ServiceFederal Circuit· 1988-05-16· cited 1,960×
- Trauma Service Group v. United StatesFederal Circuit· 1997-01-16· cited 518×
- City of El Centro v. The United StatesFederal Circuit· 1990-12-28· cited 333×
- Scogin v. United StatesFederal Claims· 1995-04-14· cited 159×
- Felix E. Perez v. United StatesFederal Circuit· 1998-10-09· cited 140×
- Thermalon Industries, Ltd. v. United StatesFederal Claims· 1995-11-06· cited 40×
- Montalvo v. United StatesCourt of Claims· 1982-09-10· cited 38×
- Leonardo v. United StatesFederal Claims· 2003-01-24· cited 22×
- Bounds v. United StatesCourt of Claims· 1983-01-07· cited 17×
- Sumner v. United StatesFederal Claims· 2006-06-23· cited 13×
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