Shull v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
The above-numbered cases between the same plaintiff and defendant were consolidated by order of the trial judge and are now before this court on cross-motions for summary judgment. There is no issue of material fact. We hold in defendant’s favor and dismiss all petitions.
Plaintiff, John C. Shull, a United States citizen residing in the Philippines, brings these six pro se actions against the United States seeking a total of $21,923.27. The parties have apparently agreed to consolidation and disposition by summary judgment in light of the common issues involved and plaintiffs residence in the…
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