Collazo v. United States
District Court, D. Puerto Rico
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
TOLEDO, District Judge.
This Federal Tort Claims Act’s cause is before the Court upon defendant’s motion to dismiss coplaintiff Horacio O. Morales’ action predicated on the allegation that this Court lacks jurisdiction to entertain at present his action.
Coplaintiff Horacio O. Morales claims damages allegedly suffered by him because of an accident directly suffered by his wife (coplaintiff Aurea Colón Collazo) due allegedly to defendant’s negligence. Defendant asserts Mr. Morales has not filed an administrative claim in relation to his claim and that, therefore, has no standing to sue…
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