Court of Appeals of Kentucky· 2/19/1915
Fidelity & Casualty Co. v. Martin
Citations
- 163 Ky. 12
- 173 S.W. 307
- 1915 Ky. LEXIS 180
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- noting that a Section 702 waiver applies when the two requirements therein - an agency, officer or employee acts or fails to act in an official capacity or under color of authority, and the relief sought is in a form other than money damages - have been met
- noting that a Section 702 waiver applies when the two requirements therein — an agency, officer or employee acts or fails to act in an official capacity or under color of authority, and the relief sought is in a form other than money damages — have been met
- \[T]he IRA does not itself contain language that amounts to a waiver of sovereign immunity.\
- “[T]he IRA does not itself contain language that amounts to a waiver of sovereign immunity.”
- “Federal ‘recognition’ of an Indian tribe is a term of art that conveys a tribe’s legal status vis-à-vis the United State[s]. . . .”
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Judges: Hannah, Nunn, Settle, Whole
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