United States v. Huff

(Dissenting-) •

The opinion of the majority according,, but restricting1 to the vanishing point, the right to sue, while it keeps the promise to> the ear, breaks it to the hope of the appellees. Looked at practically it in effect decides that the United States is not suableon the cause of action appellees have brought. If, then, the only matter involved here were the practical question whether in the suit appellees have brought the-United States can be held substantially liable, though I am convinced that appellees have no right whatever to sue the-United States, that is that the United States…