· 1/28/2000
Pueblo v. Santiago Soto
Citations
- 6 T.C.A. 62
- 2000 DTA 99
How courts have described this case
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- stating that “where the payments are to be made periodically, each successive failure to make proper payment gives rise to a new claim upon which suit can be brought”
- noting that “out of one set of facts and circumstances involving the claimant’s separation from service there arises but one claim” and “cautioning] against multiplication of monetary claims successively arising out of essentially the same facts”
- finding widow’s action for disability retirement pay denied to her husband not a continuing claim
- finding widow’s action for disability retirement pay denied to her husband not a continuing claim
- limiting back pay claims to those accruing within the statute of limitations period
- explaining that a claim that a service member has been improperly denied disability retirement “does not accrue on release from active duty but rather on final action of a board competent to pass upon eligibility for disability retirement (or upon refusal of a request for such a board
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Judges: García, Ponente, Por, Presidente
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