· 5/22/1970
United States v. Freeland
Citations
- 19 C.M.A. 455
- 19 USCMA 455
- 42 C.M.R. 57
- 1970 CMA LEXIS 870
- 1970 WL 6978
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the plaintiff's case was not distinguishable from Fior-entino based on his being a veteran
- stating that \plaintiff may not base his theory of recovery on contract law since he was a federal employee\
- stating “the law is well settled that, ‘public employment does not, * * * give rise to a contractual relationship in the conventional sense’ ”
- government employees’ claims that are founded on contract principles are “moral, not legal”
- “Plaintiff may not base his theory of recovery on contract law since he was a federal employee.”
- “Plaintiff may not base his theory of recovery on contract law since he was a federal employee.”
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Judges: Darden, Ferguson, Quinn
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