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Code · CFR · Title 32 — National Defense · Part 536 · § 536.157

§ 536.157. Settlement/approval authority for claims involving tortfeasors other than nonappropriated fund employees.

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(a)Settlement authority. TJAG, TAJAG, and the Commander USARCS are authorized to approve in full or in part, or deny a non-NAFI RIMP claim, regardless of the amount claimed, except where an apportioned amount to be paid from APFs exceeds their monetary authority and the action of the Attorney General or Assistant General Counsel is required as set forth in § 536.151(a).
(b)Approval authority.
(1)The staff judge advocate, Commander or chief of a command claims service, and a head of an area claims office are authorized to approve in full or in part non-NAFI RIMP claims presented in the amount of \$50,000 or less, provided the acceptance is in full settlement and all claims and potential claims arising out of a single incident do not exceed \$100,000.
(2)The above authorities are not delegated authority to deny or make a final offer on a claim under this section. Claims requiring such action will be forwarded to the Commander USARCS with an appropriate recommendation.
(c)Finality of settlement. A denial or final offer on a non-NAFI RIMP claim is final and conclusive and is not subject to reconsideration or appeal.
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