Ellen Schneider, Eugene Schneider, David Sleight v. Usa, Clayton K. Yeutter, Neal Sox Johnson

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• holding that the conduct alleged to have caused plaintiffs’ damages, not plaintiffs’ characterization of their claim, determined whether their claims fell within the § 2680(h) exception for misrepresentation
• holding that the nature of the conduct alleged to have caused the plaintiff’s injury, rather than the plaintiff’s characterization of the claim, determined whether the claim fell within the FTCA’s misrepresentation exception under § 2680(h)
• holding that the nature of the conduct alleged to have caused the plaintiff’s injury, rather than the plaintiff’s characterization of the claim, determined whether the claim fell within the FTCA’s misrepresentation exception under § 2680(h)
• holding plaintiffs’ claims, based on the government’s misrepresentation to the private builder from whom plaintiffs bought their homes, were barred by the misrepresentation exception
• holding the plaintiffs’ claims, based on the government’s misrepresentation to the private builder from whom plaintiffs bought their homes, were barred by the misrepresentation exception
• holding the plaintiffs’ claims, based on the government’s misrepresentation to the private builder from whom plaintiffs bought their homes, were barred by the misrepresentation exception

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