Union Pacific Railroad v. United States

189 Ct. Cl. 576
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Union Pacific Railroad v. United States. Read the opinion of the Court — 184 Ct. Cl. 785
United States Court of Claims·Decided August 29, 1969·No. No. 4-69·Published

Opinion

Carriers. — Plaintiff sued to recover freight transportation charges for services performed for defendant. Pursuant to a memorandum report of the commissioner stating that plaintiff’s attorney filed a document entitled “Plaintiff’s Acceptance of the Amount Defendant Admits is Due” following defendant’s response to plaintiff’s request for admissions, which response shows that $1,475.96 is due plaintiff, and that plaintiff consents to said amount in full settlement and satisfaction of all claims asserted in its petition and request for admission of facts, and it appearing that all material issues are disposed of, the court ordered on August 29, 1969, that judgment be and the same is entered in favor of plaintiff for $1,475.96.

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