· 7/15/1860
Power v. Woolley
Citations
- 21 Ark. 462
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- stating that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights does not create any substantive rights enforceable against the government
- stating that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights does not create any substantive rights enforceable against the government
- finding that generally, \multinational agreements do not create enforceable obligations\
- finding that generally, \multinational agreements do not create enforceable obligations\
- dismissing claims against the State of Iowa and City of 3 Dubuque
- \It is well settled that the United States is the only proper defendant in the Court of Federal Claims.\
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Judges: Fairchild
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