Paying for Removing Structures at the Treasure Lake Civilian Conservation Center
Syllabus
The interdepartmental-waiver doctrine, under which one agency generally may not pay to restore or repair property in the custody of another agency, prevents the Department of Labor from paying to remove structures at a defunct Job Corps site that is located within a wildlife refuge in the custody of the Department of Interior. No statutory authority has displaced that doctrine's applicability by authorizing the Department of Labor to pay for removing the structures.
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- reiterating that a forged deed cannot pass title of a property
- a forged deed cannot pass title of a property
- a forged deed conveys no title
- a forged deed conveys no title
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