claims for money

How will claims for money, say, of one religious group against another, be adjudicated?

The Act does confer district court jurisdiction generally over claims for money damages against the United States founded on negligence.

Its jurisdiction is limited to hearing claims for money that arise from the U.S. Constitution, federal statutes, executive regulations, or federal contracts.

Workers therefore have an incentive to revise their expectation of inflation upwards and to lodge claims for money wage increases which fully reflect the extent of this revision.

Combined with the California Disabled Persons Acts, disability access plaintiffs are allowed to tack on state claims for money damages onto requests for injunctive relief in ADA lawsuits.

The Court held that that a New York law preventing state trial courts from hearing claims for money damages against prison employees whether based on federal or state law violated the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution.

The U.S. Court of Federal Claims calls itself "the People's Court" and deals with most claims for money damages against the U.S. government, disputes over federal contracts, unlawful seizure of private property by the government and other similar claims.

The complaints, filed in federal courts across the country, have named more than 40 fund managers, including Merrill Lynch, Vanguard, Wells Fargo, Janus and Dreyfus, accusing them of violating their fiduciary duty to investors by failing to file claims for money from settlements of shareholder lawsuits.

In another settlement, Toronto-Dominion Bank, owned by the TD Bank Financial Group, agreed to pay the Enron estate $70 million in cash and another $60 million for the right to transfer to other parties some of its claims for money owed by Enron.