Impro Products, Inc. v. John R. Block, Secretary of Agriculture of the United States

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• concluding that a cause of action accrues when the agency action occurred where no administrative review procedures exist
• assuming that an allegedly false and misleading press release constituted “final agency action,” but holding that relief was nonetheless barred by the statute of limitations
• stating conclusively that § 2401(a) “establishes the period available for judicial review of the validity of administrative decisions”
• “[I]f plaintiffs indeed assert a colorable constitutional claim, the District Court must determine whether it satisfies the six-year statute of limitations for civil actions against the United States.”
• “[I]f plaintiffs indeed assert a colorable constitutional claim, the District Court must determine whether it satisfies the six-year statute of limitations for civil actions against the United States. 28 U.S.C. § 2401(a).”
• resolving case on statute of limitations grounds

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