Renner v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the CourtWhaley, Chief Justice
These cases were argued and submitted together on an agreed statement of facts, which, insofar as material, is adopted as the special findings of the court. The amount of judgment will be for later determination. There are no stipulations as to the amount of possible judgment in either case, and the facts are identical. They Avill therefore be considered as one case.
The plaintiffs are immigrant inspectors, of the Immigration and Naturalization Service District No. 8. They rendered their services (here involved) in connection with the *680examination and landing of passengers and crews arriving in…
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