Green v. Dickerson

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• finding delay of 13 years from time plaintiff’s claim accrued to date of congressional reference bill to be unreasonable
• “In a ‘legal’ contractual claim, the only party with standing to sue the government is the party with whom the government contracted.”
• shareholders not in privity with contracts of corporation and cannot sue on those contracts
• “Plaintiffs contention that he contacted persons in Congress during the years 1983 to 1993 in an attempt to bring a congressional reference action does not by itself demonstrate diligent pursuit of plaintiffs claim.”
• “Even if the plaintiff in a congressional reference might otherwise have a valid claim to legal recovery on the merits that legal claim may nonetheless be barred by some technical or procedural impediment ... ”
• Office of Thrift Supervision and RTC contracts

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