United States v. Floretta G. Smith
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
FREEDMAN, Circuit Judge.
The United States, after paying a survivor’s annuity of $83 monthly under the Civil Service Retirement Benefits Act 1 to Mrs. Floretta G. Smith as the surviving wife of James Smith, a deceased federal employee, brought this action to recover $1,845.10, the amount it had paid out, claiming that she was not Smith’s legal widow because they had been divorced. Mrs. Smith counter-claimed for subsequent payments which the United States had withheld and sought a declaratory judgment that she was entitled to continued benefits under the Act. The district…
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