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· 10/2/1961

Florida Living for the Retired, Inc. v. Krauss

Citations

  • 133 So. 2d 795
  • 1961 Fla. App. LEXIS 3526

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  • stating that the 2002 [J-12-2021] - 25 act “reconstituted the Board of Claims … and reposited ‘exclusive jurisdiction’ in that tribunal to arbitrate claims arising from contracts entered into by Commonwealth agencies in accordance with the Procurement Code”
  • stating that the Code reaffirms sovereign immunity subject to “its explicit, limited waiver of such immunity ... in connection with a coordinate allocation of ‘exclusive jurisdiction’ to the Board ... over claims arising from certain contracts entered into by a Commonwealth agency”
  • “The Legislature has deliberately excluded Section 521 cancellations from the scope of the right of protest. See 62 Pa. C.S. §1711.1(a
  • “The Legislature has deliberately excluded Section 521 cancellations from the scope of the right of protest. See 62 Pa. C.S. §1711.1(a
  • “The constitutionally-grounded, statutory doctrine of sovereign immunity obviously serves to protect government policymaking prerogatives and the public fisc.”
  • “The constitutionally-grounded, statutory doctrine of sovereign immunity obviously serves to protect government policymaking prerogatives and the public fisc.”

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