PER CURIAM.
The statute, § 231, Title 31 U.S. C.A., applies only when the wrongdoer has "presented * * * any claim * * * knowing such claim to be false, fictitious, or fraudulent." Arguendo we shall assume with the plaintiffs that this language includes more than claims which are not justified under contracts between the claimants and the United States; that it is not limited to claims for goods that have not been delivered, or to claims for goods of a kind not...
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