· 10/15/1956
United States v. Robert Grant and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Citations
- 237 F.2d 511
- 1956 U.S. App. LEXIS 2932
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- holding that the salary of an officer so entitled “belonged to him as an incident to his office and was in no way impaired by his alleged absence therefrom or neglect to perform his official duties”
- holding that the salary of an officer so entitled “belonged to him as an incident to his office and was in no way impaired by his alleged absence therefrom or neglect to perform his official duties”
- “Congress in 1953 . . . recognized that prior thereto various officers, including United States marshals, were entitled to receive their salaries as incident to their respective offices.”
- “Congress in 1953 . . . recognized that prior thereto various officers, including United States marshals, were entitled to receive their salaries as incident to their respective offices.”
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Judges: Major, Finnegan, Schnackenberg
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