· 7/11/1951
United States v. Onan (Two Cases)
Citations
- 190 F.2d 1
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- district court did not error by not requiring bond where plaintiff could not have been damaged
- “The power to impose a fine for civil contempt is well settled.” (collecting authorities)
- “The power to impose a fine for civil contempt is well settled.” (collecting authorities)
- “The power to impose a fine for civil contempt is well settled.” (collecting authorities)
- pro se litigant may not represent the United States in a qui tam action despite the specific wording of the False Claims Act permitting a suit to “be brought and carried on by any per- son”
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Judges: Gardner, Thomas, Johnsen
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