Payment of Claims in Accordance With Findings of the Court of Claims, Reported Under the Bowman and

This is a report accompanying H. R. 8846, concerning the payment of claims in accordance with findings of the Court of Claims. It specifically references claims reported under the Bowman and Tucker Acts, and Section no. 151 of the Judicial Code. This document provides insight into the legal and legislative processes surrounding claims against the U.S. government in the early 20th century. It will be of interest to legal scholars, historians, and anyone researching the history of U.S. claims legislation and the functioning of the Court of Claims.

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