Legal Opinion
Gerald Alan Brown, and Charles v. Darnell v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
Decided April 17, 1997No. 96-5107PublishedCited by 463 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
PLAGER, Circuit Judge.
Gerald Alan Brown and Charles V. Darnell (“Brown” and “Darnell” or “appellants”) filed complaints in the United States Court of Federal Claims for damages allegedly resulting from tortious acts by the Government and for equitable relief. The Court of Federal Claims dismissed their cases for lack of jurisdiction. In a consolidated action, Brown and Darnell appeal.
BACKGROUND
Brown was born in New Jersey and moved to California in 1982. Darnell was born in Colorado and moved to California in 1987. During the tax years of 1988 through 1992, they were both employed as school…
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