· 4/25/1969
United States v. Plaut
Citations
- 18 C.M.A. 265
- 18 USCMA 265
- 39 C.M.R. 265
- 1969 CMA LEXIS 524
- 1969 WL 5967
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- expressing reservation as to whether a claim based on promissory estoppel is within this court’s jurisdiction under the Tucker Act
- “Silence may not be construed as an acceptance of an offer in the absence of special circumstances existing prior to the submission of the offer.”
- “Silence may not be construed as an acceptance of an offer in the absence of special circumstances existing prior to the submission of the offer----”
- imposed security classification did not sufficiently interfere with plaintiff’s property rights to constitute a Fifth Amendment taking
- “Radioptics has failed to establish ... that a contractual relationship existed ... between Radioptics and defendant^]”
- “where the purpose of a regulation which causes interference with property rights is to prevent injury to the public welfare as opposed to merely bestowing upon the public a non-essential benefit, compensation under the fifth amendment is not required.”
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Judges: Darden, Ferguson, Quinn
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