United States v. 1461 W. 42nd St.

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• explaining that “claims for equitable relief, such as the return of property …, do not impinge upon sovereign immunity”
• suggesting that the Eleventh Circuit would follow $515,060.42
• “[T]he mortgage payments constitute both an ordinary operating expense — payment of the interest — and a capital expense — payment going toward equity.”

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