· 1/3/1964
United States v. Lomik
Citations
- 14 C.M.A. 344
- 14 USCMA 344
- 34 C.M.R. 124
- 1964 CMA LEXIS 310
- 1964 WL 4977
How courts have described this case
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- the fact that the contracting officer may have disregarded a directive of the ASPR does not ordinarily render the contract a nullity
- “even had the contracting officer been cognizant of Mr. Coe’s criminal conviction, he would still not have been compelled to make a determination of nonresponsibility ... to [his] subsidiary firm”
- alleged illegality, based upon the fact that the president of plaintiff’s parent corporation was convicted of fraud in a different government contract, did not void the contract even though the procurement required that the award go to a responsible party
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