Alfred C. Reinking, D/B/A A. C. Reinking Lumber Company v. United States

MADDEN, Judge.

In 1950 the plaintiff made a contract to store lumber for the Government and render services connected, with the storage. The plaintiff’s suit asserts three causes of action, (1) for services rendered;. (2) for termination costs.;, and (3) for damages alleged to have resulted from fraud on the part of the Government, and from failure to pay the termination claim.-

The Government has filed three counterclaims, .the first two of which are attacked by the instant motion. The counterclaims assert that the plaintiff’s contract contained a provision, clause 33, that the prices…