State v. Gatherer

How courts have described this case

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• noting that there is no authority supporting plaintiff s proposition that filing a complaint alone constitutes the making ofa contract with the United States
• finding no authority supporting plaintiff’s proposition that filing a complaint gives rise to a contract with the United States
• \The Court of Federal Claims has no authority because ... qui tam suits may only be heard in the district courts.\
• “Plaintiff offers no authority for the proposition that the filing of a complaint by a plaintiff, and the acceptance of that filing by a clerk of court, could constitute the making of a contract with the United States.”
• “Plaintiff offers no authority for the proposition that the filing of a complaint by a plaintiff, and the acceptance of that filing by a clerk of court, could constitute the making of a contract with the United States.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).