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· 5/23/1985

Maryland Department of Human Resources, and Ruth Massinga, Secretary v. Department of Health and Human Services, and Margaret Heckler, Secretary

Citations

  • 762 F.2d 406
  • 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 31232

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  • rejecting argument that court should apply “contractual principles” to federal-grant program, and explaining that grant programs are instead “governed by the applicable statute[s] and implementing regulations”
  • rejecting argument that court should apply “contractual principles” to federal grant program, and explaining that grant programs are instead “governed by the applicable statute[s] and implementing regulations”
  • rejecting argument, that court should .apply “contractual principles” to federal grant program, and explaining that grant programs are instead “governed by the applicable statute[s] and implementing regulations”
  • declining to infer a “contractual” relationship in the Aid to Families with Dependent Chil- dren program, 42 U.S.C. § 601 et seq., a “grant in aid” pro- gram

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Judges: Winter, Sprouse, Wilkinson

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