Official Opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States, Advising the President and Heads of Departments, in Relation to Their Official DutiesW.H. & O.H. Morrison, 1912 - Administrative law |
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... language it employs , which is the only criterion where the language is plain , then it is not easy to see that the legis- lature did not intend to repeal the whole act , both that which was old and that which was new or brought in when ...
... language it employs , which is the only criterion where the language is plain , then it is not easy to see that the legis- lature did not intend to repeal the whole act , both that which was old and that which was new or brought in when ...
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... language employed , and in the light of the circumstances under which the acts are passed , there could hardly be , without express words , a stronger manifestation of an in- tent to abrogate all legislation giving those who had paid ...
... language employed , and in the light of the circumstances under which the acts are passed , there could hardly be , without express words , a stronger manifestation of an in- tent to abrogate all legislation giving those who had paid ...
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... language used in the first section thereof , did thereby incorporate into it all the life and force of the first section of the act of 1846 , so that the later act stood from that time and as to all future cases as the sole and only ...
... language used in the first section thereof , did thereby incorporate into it all the life and force of the first section of the act of 1846 , so that the later act stood from that time and as to all future cases as the sole and only ...
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... language of section 1621 of the Revised Stat- utes is quite decisive on this point , a more general consider- ation of the matter may be given to advantage at the out- set . The Army and the Navy are obviously separate branches of the ...
... language of section 1621 of the Revised Stat- utes is quite decisive on this point , a more general consider- ation of the matter may be given to advantage at the out- set . The Army and the Navy are obviously separate branches of the ...
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... language : " No case occurs to me in which the President's orders to the Marine Corps could regularly pass through any other channel than the Department of the Navy , except one ; and that is , where the President should , by an order ...
... language : " No case occurs to me in which the President's orders to the Marine Corps could regularly pass through any other channel than the Department of the Navy , except one ; and that is , where the President should , by an order ...
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