Joseph H. Roberts v. The United States, Great American Insurance Company, Third-Party

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• stating government “must shoulder the burden” of proof to establish liability, causation, resultant injury in latent defect counterclaim
• plaintiff was not entitled to recover for defendant’s unwarranted interference with plaintiff's performance, because of plaintiff’s failure to produce satisfactory proof, with reasonable accuracy, of the extent of its claimed losses
• appearance of rejected cost claims on plaintiff’s damages schedule, by itself, or allocation of certain overhead costs to the contract where no basis for allocation is shown, is insufficient for plaintiff to carry his burden of proof
• to a price reduction for reduced cost under changes article

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