Lancaster Cotton Mills v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
LITTLETON, Judge.
It is stipulated that, if the plaintiff is entitled to recover on the claims presented, judgment should be rendered in its fa-vor for the principal amount of $104,349.36, with interest thereon, and for interest on the amounts of $2,854.01 and $9,360.07 credited and refunded. The defendant denies the right of plaintiff to recover on any of the claims made.
Upon the record in this case we are of opinion that the plaintiff is not entitled to recover with respect to the first item, of $ L04,-349.36, being the alleged overpayment for the six months’ period in excess of that allowed…
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