Can a civil suit arising out of a contract dispute be brought against the Federal government in a State court?
No, breach of government contracts is the exclusive jurisdiction of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
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No, breach of government contracts is the exclusive jurisdiction of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
Yes, but only after the right of redemption expires. Then you have to file a quiet title action on the property.
Yes, it can be contested anytime. The burial is of no relevance unless you think an autopsy is necessary.
At the very least, do not give him any more money. In truth, $2k is not enough to bring a suit over, but if you feel that you must, small claims...
Your question does not make clear which aspects of the deal were done on a handshake? If the buyback was done on a handshake, and your neighbor...
This will not cause your bond to be revoked.
Not necessarily, but probably. Anybody who passes the bar exam is licensed to practice in state court, but you have to make a special application...