Court of Claims· 3/26/1984

Space Age Engineering, Inc. v. United States

Citations

4 Cl. Ct. 739
32 Cont. Cas. Fed. 72,388
1984 U.S. Claims LEXIS 1451

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finding that inferences and allegations alone fail to fulfill the “clear and convincing proof’ required to show impropriety on the part of the government
finding that inferences, suspicion and innuendo are insufficient to fulfill the clear and convincing proof required to show bias on the part of the government
finding that inferences and allegations alone fail to fulfill the “clear and convincing proof’ required to show impropriety on the part of the government
finding that inferences and allegations failed to constitute the “clear and convincing proof’ required to show impropriety on the part of the government
finding that inferences and allegations alone fail to fulfill the “clear and convincing proof’ required to show impropriety on the part of the government
recovery of bid costs allowed only upon clear and convincing proof that the award of the contract to another was arbitrary and ca pricious

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Judges: Mayer

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