Kirell Taylor v. United States

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• holding that the Tucker Act does not provide independent jurisdiction over claims for injunc-tive relief in contractual dispute cases
• holding that the TuckerAct does not provide independent jurisdiction over claims for injunctive relief in contractual dispute cases
• holding that the Tucker Act does not provide independent jurisdiction over claims for injunc-tive relief in contractual dispute cases
• holding “claims 8 for equitable relief . . . lie outside the Tucker Act jurisdiction of the Court of Federal Claims”
• noting that the Constitution cannot be a valid contract between a private citizen and the United States
• noting that the Constitution cannot be a valid contract between a private citizen and the United States

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