· 6/15/1834
Singleton v. Finley
Citations
- 1 Port. 144
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- providing an overview of the origins and development of NAFI’s and related legal standards
- “All the [Miscellaneous Receipts] Act literally requires is that miscellaneous money received by government officials be deposited in the general 40 Treasury.”
- “Until Congress lifts sovereign immunity and allows at least some suits against these large NAFIs, what very well could be a vested right in the common circumstance cannot be vindicated in this court”
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Judges: Saffold
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