Rivera Quiñones, Luis a v. D De Correccion Y Rehabilitacion

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• holding that where a claim is not \within the exclusive purview of the FTCA ... the 'sue-and-be-sued' provision\ remains available to waive the agency's sovereign immunity
• holding that where a claim is not “within the exclusive purview of the FTCA ... the ‘sue-and-be-sued’ provision” remains available to waive the ágency’s sovereign immunity
• state law claim for pro rata distribution exempt from FTCA because no analogous state law claim would exist against private person
• FDIC’s liability is unlike that of a private individual under California law
• “The ‘sue-and-be-sued’ language of 12 U.S.C. § 1819 (Fourth) is a general waiver of sovereign immunity from claims brought against the FDIC.”
• “the FTCA applies only 23 if state law would impose liability on private persons under similar circumstances”

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