§ 757.6. Waiver, compromise, and referral of claims.
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(a)Officials authorized to compromise claims. The officers identified in § 757.5(b) may collect the full amount on all claims, and may compromise, execute releases or terminate collection action on all claims of \$20,000.00 or less. Collection action may be terminated for the convenience of the Government if the tortfeasor cannot be located, is found to be judgment-proof, has denied liability, or has refused to respond to repeated correspondence concerning legal liability involving a small claim. A termination for the convenience of the Government is made after it is determined that the case does not warrant litigation or that it is not cost-effective to pursue recovery efforts.
(b)Claims over \$100,000.00. Claims in excess of \$100,000.00 may not be compromised for less than the full amount or collection action terminated without approval from the Department of Justice (DOJ).
(c)Notification. The Judge Advocate General shall be notified prior to all requests made to the DOJ to compromise, terminate collection, or referral for further collection action or litigation.
(d)Litigation reports. Litigation reports prepared in accordance with 31 CFR part 904 shall be forwarded through the Judge Advocate General (Claims and Tort Litigation) to the Department of Justice along with any case file for further collection action or litigation as required by the Federal Claims Collections Standards. \[57 FR 5072, Feb. 12, 1992, as amended at 72 FR 53428, Sept. 19, 2007\]
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§ 757.6
Waiver, compromise, and referral of claims.
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