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32 CFR Part 537

20 sections.

  • § 537.1
    § 537.1 Statutory authority for non-maritime claims.
  • § 537.2
    § 537.2 Scope of non-maritime affirmative claims statutes.
  • § 537.3
    § 537.3 Claims collectible.
  • § 537.4
    § 537.4 Claims not collectible.
  • § 537.5
    § 537.5 Applicable law.
  • § 537.6
    § 537.6 Identification of recovery incidents.
  • § 537.7
    § 537.7 Notice to USARCS.
  • § 537.8
    § 537.8 Investigation.
  • § 537.9
    § 537.9 Assertion.
  • § 537.10
    § 537.10 Recovery procedures.
  • § 537.11
    § 537.11 Litigation.
  • § 537.12
    § 537.12 Settlement authority.
  • § 537.13
    § 537.13 Enforcement of assertions.
  • § 537.14
    § 537.14 Depositing of collections.
  • § 537.15
    § 537.15 Statutory authority for maritime claims and claims involving civil works of a maritime nature.
  • § 537.16
    § 537.16 Scope for maritime claims.
  • § 537.17
    § 537.17 Scope for civil works claims of maritime nature.
  • § 537.18
    § 537.18 Settlement authority for maritime claims.
  • § 537.19
    § 537.19 Demands arising from maritime claims.
  • § 537.20
    § 537.20 Certification to Congress.

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