Rann, Robert W. v. Chao, Elaine

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “the plain language of this statute requires the filing of a notice of intent to sue with the EEOC itself”
• holding that ADEA administrative exhaustion is subject to equitable exception but noting some inconsistency regarding whether the requirement might nevertheless be in some sense a jurisdictional prerequisite and declining to resolve the issue
• reiterating that “the timeliness and exhaustion requirements of § 633a(d) are subject to equitable defenses and are in that sense non-jurisdictional”
• recognizing the “powerful cautions” against applying equitable estoppel against the government
• upholding dismissal of claimant’s age discrimination claim for his failure to submit signed affidavit to EEO investigator
• recognizing the “powerful cautions” against applying equitable estoppel against the government

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