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· 6/3/1936

McLaughlin v. New York Life Insurance

Citations

  • 84 F.2d 1008
  • 1936 U.S. App. LEXIS 4764

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  • holding 18 that § 3307 creates a valid exception to the ADEA
  • “Section 1331’s general grant of federal question jurisdiction, however, ‘does not by its own terms waive sovereign immunity and vest in district courts plenary jurisdiction’ over claims for money judgments against the United States.” (citation omitted)
  • waiver must be “express, clear and unequivocal”
  • waiver must be “express, clear and unequivocal”

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