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· 1/22/1971

Webster Factors, Inc., and Alter Milberg and Lawrence Milberg, Plaintiff-Intervenors v. The United States

Citations

  • 436 F.2d 425
  • 193 Ct. Cl. 892
  • 1971 U.S. Ct. Cl. LEXIS 93

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  • holding an assignment to be “violative of the Anti-Assignment of Claims Act [in part because] it would deny the Government the right to set off certain downward tax adjustments from the upward tax adjustments in rent”
  • holding an assignment to be “violative of the Anti-Assignment of Claims Act [in part because] it would deny the Government the right to set off certain 11 downward tax adjustments from the upward tax adjustments in rent”
  • holding an assignment to be “violative of the Anti-Assignment of Claims Act [in part because] it would deny the Government the right to set off certain 11 downward tax adjustments from the upward tax adjustments in rent”

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Judges: Cowen, Laramore, Durfee, Davis, Collins, Skelton

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