H.F. Allen Orchards, Elbert B. Schinmann, R.E. Redman & Sons, Inc. v. The United States

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• determining that Plaintiff must show “that the officer whose conduct is relied upon had actual authority to bind the government in contract.”
• providing that in a motion for summary judgment, all favorable inferences go to the nonmov-ing party
• holding the nonmoving party “receive[s] the benefit of all applicable presumptions, inferences, and intendments”
• stating that the nonmoving party receives the benefit of all inferences
• to recover for breach of contract against Government, plaintiff must show \that the officer whose conduct is relied upon had actual authority to bind the government in contract\
• “The irrigation districts, which contracted with the Bureau, act as a surrogate for the aggregation of farmers.”

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