B-139149, DEC. 16, 1959
Highlights
HANS MARKO: REFERENCE IS MADE TO YOUR LETTER OF AUGUST 24. ALL OF THE FACTORS AND CONTENTIONS WHICH YOU MENTION AND ADVANCE IN YOUR PRESENT LETTER AS ENTITLING YOU TO HAVE THE CLAIM ALLOWED HAVE BEEN STATED IN YOUR PREVIOUS LETTERS URGING THE ALLOWANCE OF THE CLAIM. THEY WERE THOROUGHLY CONSIDERED AT THE TIME WE DISALLOWED THE CLAIM IN OUR DECISION OF JUNE 4. WHEN THE ACTION TAKEN WITH RESPECT TO THE DISALLOWANCE WAS SUSTAINED IN OUR SECOND DECISION TO YOU. WE MUST ADVISE THAT ANY LETTERS RECEIVED FROM YOU IN THE FUTURE REGARDING THE MATTER WILL BE FILED WITHOUT FURTHER ACTION.
B-139149, DEC. 16, 1959
TO MR. HANS MARKO:
REFERENCE IS MADE TO YOUR LETTER OF AUGUST 24, 1959, FURTHER PROTESTING THE DISALLOWANCE OF YOUR CLAIM FOR $5,544, COVERING ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS ALLEGED TO BE DUE YOU BY THE UNITED STATES UNDER CONTRACT NO. HAT/1/-320, DATED AUGUST 23, 1950.
ALL OF THE FACTORS AND CONTENTIONS WHICH YOU MENTION AND ADVANCE IN YOUR PRESENT LETTER AS ENTITLING YOU TO HAVE THE CLAIM ALLOWED HAVE BEEN STATED IN YOUR PREVIOUS LETTERS URGING THE ALLOWANCE OF THE CLAIM, AND THEY WERE THOROUGHLY CONSIDERED AT THE TIME WE DISALLOWED THE CLAIM IN OUR DECISION OF JUNE 4, 1959, TO YOU, AND WHEN THE ACTION TAKEN WITH RESPECT TO THE DISALLOWANCE WAS SUSTAINED IN OUR SECOND DECISION TO YOU, RENDERED ON AUGUST 11, 1959. FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH IN THOSE DECISIONS, WE WOULD NOT BE JUSTIFIED OR WARRANTED IN AUTHORIZING THE ALLOWANCE OF ANY PART OF YOUR CLAIM, AND WE MUST ADVISE THAT ANY LETTERS RECEIVED FROM YOU IN THE FUTURE REGARDING THE MATTER WILL BE FILED WITHOUT FURTHER ACTION.