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Supreme Court· 10/12/1953

Flowers v. Illinois

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  • 346 U.S. 836

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  • the legislative history clearly supports the proposition that Congress limited jurisdiction over Part B claims in order to protect the courts from the inevitable overloading which would surely result if every dissatisfied Medicare claimant appealed to the federal courts
  • the legislative history clearly supports the proposition that Congress limited jurisdiction over Part B claims in order to protect the courts from the inevitable overloading which would surely result if every dissatisfied Medicare claimant appealed to the federal courts

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