United States of America, and Cross-Appellee v. Ekelman & Associates, Inc., and Ekelman & Associates, Inc., Cross-Appellants

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• stating that “no cause of action arises ... until the [defendant] presents a claim to the [government] for payment ... ”
• “In certifying the truth of the information in the application ‘to the best of its knowledge and belief Franklin did no more than assert that it had no knowledge of, nor intention to make, misrepresentations.”
• “In certifying the truth of the information in the application ‘to the best of its knowledge and belief’ Franklin did no more than assert that it had no knowledge of, nor intention to make, misrepresentations.”
• “In certifying the truth of the information in the application ‘to the best of its knowledge and belief’ Franklin did no more than assert that it had no knowledge of, nor intention to make, misrepresentations.”
• “In certifying the truth of the information in the application ‘to the best of its knowledge and belief Franklin did no more than assert that ii; had no knowledge of, nor intention to make, misrepre sentations.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).