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Settlement Date Limitation on Reimbursement for Real Estate Expenses

B-193607 Mar 08, 1979
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A Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal was unable to sell his home at his old duty station within 1 year after he was transferred to a new official station. He was granted a 1-year time extension during which real estate expenses would be reimbursed, but was not able to sell his house until more than 3 years after his original transfer. When his claim for reimbursement of real estate expenses was denied, he requested a reconsideration. The claim was again denied because it is well settled that no additional extension of time beyond the 2-year limit on residence transactions may be granted.

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