Moses v. United States

INCH, District Judge.

On November 11, 1929, plaintiffs, as executors of the estate of Benjamin Adrianee, deceased, commenced this action against the United States, to recover the sum of $52,-516.36. Issue having been raised by the defendant, the suit came on for trial before me without a jury.

The answer of the defendant, in addition to denials, etc., contains two, separate defenses; the first, in substance, being that the plaintiffs have no cause of action because of a certain waiver or consent duly executed by them, and the second that plaintiffs’ cause of action is outlawed and barred by the…