Sommers Oil Company v. United States

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• distinguishing the plaintiffs burden after discovery, on summary judgment, to prove the existence of actual authority, from the plaintiffs burden where a motion to dismiss is filed based on the pleadings, with no opportunity for factual inquiry
• “In no case are the comments or recommendations of [state and local] officials to be implemented into the developmental documents without the approval of the [Bureau].”
• “In no case are the comments or recommendations of [state and local] officials to be implemented into the developmental documents without the approval of the [Bureau].”

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