· 6/18/1985
Spectrum Leasing Corporation v. United States of America
Citations
- 764 F.2d 891
- 246 U.S. App. D.C. 258
- 32 Cont. Cas. Fed. 73,658
- 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 30278
How courts have described this case
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- concluding a claim was essentially contractual in part because the relief sought amounted to “the classic contractual remedy of specific performance”
- noting that “there are certain policy considerations that militate in favor of the judgment that we reach on the jurisdictional question”
- concluding a claim was essentially contractual in part because the relief sought amounted to “the classic contractual remedy of specific performance”
- concluding a claim was essentially contractual in part because the relief sought amounted to “the classic contractual remedy of specific performance”
- concluding a claim was essentially contractual in part because the relief sought amounted to “the classic contractual remedy of specific performance”
- finding that Spectrum’s requested relief was contractual in nature even though the company also requested a declaration that the government had violated the Debt Collector Act
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Judges: Tamm, Bork, McGowan
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