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3934 REVIEW DENIED The use of nonpersonal information for calculating the tax liability of persons who have not complied with the tax law does not violate the Information Practices Act, but failure to make disclosure as required by the act gives rise to a cause of action; if the action is for injunctive relief, filing a claim with the public entity involved is not a jurisdictional requirement, but claim filing is a jurisdictional requirement in an action for damages under the Act, and such an action must be dismissed in the absence of allegations that a claim was properly filed.CitationBATES v FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (Injunction Filing) 124 CA4 367 [See: CivC 1798 etseq; GovC 815, 900 etseq; R&TC 19570; Trinkle v California State Lottery 71 CA4 1198, T/AT 6/99; Hart v County 76 CA4 766, T/AT 1/00]
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