Court of Claims, 1979

Carrasco v. United States

Carrasco v. United States
Court of Claims · Decided January 19, 1979
219 Ct. Cl. 717; 215 Ct. Cl. 19; 618 F.2d 119; 1979 U.S. Ct. Cl. LEXIS 12
Carrasco v. United States

Opinion of the Court

On January 19, 1979 the court entered judgment for plaintiffs as follows:

For Eugene A. Caso, the sum of $16,322.40 with $99.21 to be credited as premiums on Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance, $1,142.55 to Civil Service Retirement Fund, and $15,080.64 paid to plaintiff.

For Albert E. Gonzales, the sum of $2,709.48 with $6.44 to be credited as premiums on Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance, $91.08 to Civil Service Retirement Fund and $2,611.96 to plaintiff.

For Mike A. Luga, the sum of $1,150.40 with $11.78 to be credited as premiums on Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance, $80.64 to Civil Service Retirement Fund and $1,057.98 paid to plaintiff.

For Harry L. Mangerich, the sum of $7,415.60 with $14.35 to be credited as premiums on Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance, $149.66 to Civil Service Retirement Fund and $7,251.59 to plaintiff.

The court further ordered that pursuant to prior action of the court the petition be dismissed as to plaintiffs *718Octavio Carrasco, Jr., George S. Martin, Jr., and Jimmie R. Osburn, respectively.

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