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News/Protests & Claims/Difference in Descriptive Language Does Not Render Appeal Materially Different Than Original Claim to Agency; CBCA 5907, Walker Development & Trading Group Inc. v. Department of Veterans Affairs
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Difference in Descriptive Language Does Not Render Appeal Materially Different Than Original Claim to Agency; CBCA 5907, Walker Development & Trading Group Inc. v. Department of Veterans Affairs

Government’s motion to strike a portion of appellant’s claim for lack of jurisdiction is denied, where the complaint before the board relied on the same set of operative facts as the claim to the agency, even though the appellant sometimes used different descriptive language to characterize the agency’s actions.

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