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Appellant’s Decision Not to Appeal Denial of Revised Claim Does Not Moot Appeal of Original Claim; CBCA 5997, SBC Archway Helena LLC v. General Services Administration

The government’s motion to dismiss two appeals as untimely is denied, where the appellant’s decision not to appeal the denial of a revised claim did not deprive the board of jurisdiction to consider appeals involving the original claim and a second revised claim.

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