Case ID: us-ct-cl_228/html/0728-01.html
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No. 60-A.
    June 26, 1981
    Makah Tribe v. The United States
    
      Samuel J. Stiltner, attorney of record, for plaintiff. Mason D. Morisset, Ziontz, Pirtle, Morisset, Ernstoff& Chestnut, of counsel.
    
      David L. Katz, with whom was Assistant Attorney General Carol E. Dinkins, for defendant.
    Before Nichols, Judge, Presiding, Kunzig and Bennett, Judges.
    
   In this Indian Claims Commission case transferred here, the Commission before its dissolution made an interlocutory order that defendant had breached a promise to furnish the Indians $30,000 worth of fishing gear and that consequential damages were awardable. The Commission denied defendant’s motion to reconsider. Defendant asks leave to file a second such motion. We consider the reasons assigned for reopening the issue are inadequate and the motion is therefore denied.