Jesse J. Avila, Guardian Ad Litem of Daniel Cardona v. Immigration and Naturalization Service

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• holding that a father's individual claim related back to the claim he filed on behalf of his mentally incompetent son
• finding no prejudice to the government from allowing Plaintiff’s amendment to relate back to the original FTCA claim
• noting that a stipulation of law is not binding
• allowing the amendment of a proper claim to \relate back\ to the original claim
• \notice to the opposing party of the existence and involvement of the new plaintiff is the critical element\
• \[J]urisdictional limitations on tort claims against the federal government do not encompass regulations promulgated pursuant to the agencies' claims settlement authority.\

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