Patricia L. Killip v. Office of Personnel Management

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that federal agencies are “creature[s] of statute”
• explaining that federal agencies are “creature[s] of statute”
• upholding disallowance of appellant’s election where it was made after date prescribed by Congress
• explaining that federal agencies are “creature[s] of statute”
• “Any and all authority pursuant to which an agency may act ultimately must be grounded in an express grant from Congress.”
• where statute established a period for federal employees to make an election to transfer from Civil Service Retirement System to FERS, OPM is without authority to entertain elections made outside that period

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).