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· 4/2/1997

Larry L. Cooper v. Department of the Navy

Citations

  • 108 F.3d 324
  • 1997 WL 91319

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the discovery rule stops the limitations clock “only when the injuries are inherently unknowable at the moment of their occurrence.”
  • finding that the agency’s cancellation of removal action and expungement of all references from the personnel file “eliminated all the consequences of that action” and thus rendered the appeal moot
  • Federal Circuit affirmed decision of Merit Systems Protection Board to dismiss appeal as moot while simultaneously transferring back to the district court the remaining claims over which the appellate court lacked jurisdiction

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Judges: Bryson, Rich, Schall

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