Mt. Homes, Inc., a Washington Corporation v. United States

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• holding that plaintiff's claim alleged conduct that falls within the excepted tort of misrepresentation because \the essential element of Mt. Homes' claim is that [the government] gave it inaccurate information\
• holding that plaintiffs claim alleged conduct that falls within the excepted tort of misrepresentation because “the essential element of Mt. Homes’ claim is that [the government] gave it inaccurate information”
• holding that plaintiff’s claim for failure to communicate correct sales tax information “is in essence an action for negligent misrepresentation”
• holding that plaintiffs claim alleged conduct that falls within the excepted tort of misrepresentation because “the essential element of Mt. Homes’ claim is that [the government] gave it inaccurate information”
• holding that the plaintiff’s negligence claim was barred 13 by the misrepresentation exception because “the essential element of [the plaintiff’s] claim is that 14 [the government] gave it inaccurate information”
• holding that plaintiff's claim alleged conduct that falls within the excepted tort of misrepresentation because “the essential element of Mt. Homes’ claim is that [the government] gave it inaccurate information”

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