Calongne v. United States
49 Ct. Cl. 240, 1914 U.S. Ct. Cl. LEXIS 278, 1914 WL 1428
Opinion
It appears that the order to the claimant was to “ proceed to your home in the United States, and, upon your arrival at your home, your appointment as a paymaster’s clerk in the Navy is revoked.” Claimant did not arrive, at his home until December 1, 1908.
Upon the authority of the case of Davis v. United States, 47 C. Cls., 195, and cases there cited, judgment will therefore be entered for claimant in the sum of $180.56.
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Calongne v. United States, 49 Ct. Cl. 240, 1914 U.S. Ct. Cl. LEXIS 278, 1914 WL 1428 (cc 1914).
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Davis v. United States
47 Ct. Cl. 195 (Court of Claims, 1912)