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B-199959(RCP) 1 (1980-10-20)

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United States General Accounting Office
Washington, DC 20548


Office of
General Counsel


In Rep!y
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B-199959


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W. A. Crane,  CDR, JAGC, USN
Acting Deputy  Assistant Judge
  Advocate  General (claims)
Officn of  the Judge Advocate General
Department  of the Wavy
200 Stovall  Street
Alexandria,  Virginia   22332


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Dear Corander   Crane:

     Wo  refer to your letter dated  July 24, 1980,
reference  JAG:153:RJShalb, in which  you present  a
question  in connection with  the claim of Mr. Norman  R.
Snydor  for the loss of his household  goods and per-
sonal property  incident tc' his evacuation from Vietnam
in April  1975.  Specifically you  have asked this
Office  to determine whether, on  the basis of  infor-
mation  submitted with your letter,  Mr. Snyder was  in
fact a  civilian employee of the  Navy at the time of
his alleged  property loss in April  1975.

     In  accordance with section  30.1(a) of title 4,
Code of Federal  Regulations the  claims settlement
authority  of the General Accounting  Office does not
extend  to those claims which  are under the exclusive
jurisdiction  of administrative  agencies pursuant  to
specific  statutory authority.  The  Military Personnel
and Civilian  Employees' Claims Act  of 1964, as amended,
31 U.S.C.  § 241(a)(2) (1976), authorizes  the Secretary
of Defense  or his designee to pay  claims up to $15,000
for damages  to or loss of, personal  property incident
to an employee's  service.  Thus  our office has  no
jurisdiction  to consider the  claims of employees of
other agencies  for the loss of,  or damage to, per-
sonal property  under that Act  and there is no duty


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