San Juan City College v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• Incorporating regulatory requirements into an agreement “does not make [the regulatory requirements] any less contractual obligations or provisions, or constitute a valid reason for not treating them as such.”
• treating a “Program Participation Agreement” and related grants under the Higher Education Act as a Case: 20-1226 Document: 56 Page: 7 Filed: 03/10/2021 COLUMBUS REGIONAL HOSPITAL v. UNITED STATES 7 contract
• “[I]t would be premature to decide whether the College could recover lost profits unless and until the Court of Federal Claims decides the Department breached the agreement.”
• “[I]t would be premature to decide whether the College could recover lost profits unless and until the Court of Federal Claims decides the Department breached the agreement.”
• “Normally contracts do not contain provisions specifying the basis for the award of damages in case of breach, with the exception of provisions governing damages in particular situations, such as liquidated damages for delay or other specified breaches.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).