Braude v. United States

The plaintiffs claim is set out in a somewhat unconventional manner in her petition, but essentially she states *279two causes of action or counts, one (I) for illegal firing from government employment in 1953, paragraphs 5-15, and two (II) for illegal blacklisting in that and subsequent years, paragraphs 16-19. I am inclined to agree with the panel, on the cross-motions for summary judgment, that plaintiff cannot maintain count II, for the reason that by her own presentation she believed she was blacklisted, more than six years before action brought. 28 U.S.C. § 2501. Should it be held that…