Richard James Booth v. The United States

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• rejecting a trial court’s creation and resolution of a motion for summary judgment without giving prior notice when it converted a motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction into a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim and then into a motion for summary judgment
• rejecting a trial court’s creation and resolution of a motion for summary judgment without giving prior notice when it converted a motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction into a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim and then into a motion for summary judgment
• “A party, or the court sua sponte, may address a challenge to subject matter jurisdiction at any time, even on appeal”
• “The notice requirement of RCFC 12(b) [recodified as RCFC 12(d) ] offers the parties a full opportunity to prepare for and comply with the requirements of Rule 56.”

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