· 4/26/2024
United States v. Robert Kelly
Citations
- 99 F.4th 1018
Oral argument
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How courts have described this case
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- considering whether the government could be held liable to appellant for CERCLA damages that accrued post-contract termination and apparently agreeing with appellant’s argument that “the CSA explicitly contemplated later-arising claims, and set no period of limitations”
- “The Termination Agreement ... includes all claims ‘not now known’ arising from performance of the War Contract.”
- “[T]he Anti-Deficiency Act does not bar recovery” of costs arising from performance of a contract”
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