United States v. Driscoll
Supreme Court of the United States
Appeal from the Court of Claims. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court. The court below rendered judgment pro forma for the claimant.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Swathe
This is an appeal from the Court of Claims. The petition of the appellee alleges that he worked the number of days specified, for the United States, ten. hours a day, when he was required bylaw to work only eight hours a day; that he .was paid at the rate of ten hours a day; and he claims further compensation for such number of days as the additional two hours aggregated will make, computing a day’s work at eight hours instead of ten hours.
This is the basis and extent of the .claim. The United States, among other defences, allege that the appellee was never employed by them, nor on their…
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