Hi everyone,
this is probably the wrong area for this, please move it to wherever you may think is appropriate.
Under a False Claims act (both federal and New York state) the false claim must be for money or property to the government, as I understand.
What happens when the claim (a claim that one has evidence to believe is false) is a demand for a decision in a case to lift a preliminary TRO for one party to turn over some property to another.
They are not actually demanding property in question from the government but are submitting a false claim in order to persuade the judge to hurry up and take their side. Can this somehow fit into the definition of a Claim?
this is probably the wrong area for this, please move it to wherever you may think is appropriate.
Under a False Claims act (both federal and New York state) the false claim must be for money or property to the government, as I understand.
What happens when the claim (a claim that one has evidence to believe is false) is a demand for a decision in a case to lift a preliminary TRO for one party to turn over some property to another.
They are not actually demanding property in question from the government but are submitting a false claim in order to persuade the judge to hurry up and take their side. Can this somehow fit into the definition of a Claim?
Regulations and Procedures: Can a Judge's Ruling Be Considered Property
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