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  • Also known as the Feres-Stencel doctrine or the Feres rule.

    Sui Generis--a New York law blog: 2009

  • Also known as the Feres-Stencel doctrine or the Feres rule.

    Define That Term #312 2009

  • Also known as the Feres-Stencel doctrine or the Feres rule.

    Sui Generis--a New York law blog 2009

  • Also known as the Feres-Stencel doctrine or the Feres rule.

    Legal Definitions 2009

  • Also known as the Feres-Stencel doctrine or the Feres rule.

    Sui Generis--a New York law blog: 2008

  • Also known as the Feres-Stencel doctrine or the Feres rule.

    Define That Term #284 2008

  • Also known as the Feres-Stencel doctrine or the Feres rule.

    Legal Definitions 2008

  • Court case Feres v. United States, in which servicemen who picked up highly radioactive weapons fragments from a crashed airplane were not permitted to recover damages from the government.

    Define That Term #312 2009

  • Court case Feres v. United States, in which servicemen who picked up highly radioactive weapons fragments from a crashed airplane were not permitted to recover damages from the government.

    Legal Definitions 2009

  • The most recent term was Feres Doctrine, which is defined as:

    Legal Definitions 2009

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