The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... amount and ownership of these several claims , on notice to the representatives of Her Majesty at Washington , and that authority be given for the settlement of these claims by the United States , so that the government shall have the ...
... amount and ownership of these several claims , on notice to the representatives of Her Majesty at Washington , and that authority be given for the settlement of these claims by the United States , so that the government shall have the ...
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... amount . I am informed that it was reached by mutual concession . The neutral arbitrators and Mr. Adams , from the beginning of the pro- ceedings , were convinced of the policy of awarding a sum in gross . For some weeks before the ...
... amount . I am informed that it was reached by mutual concession . The neutral arbitrators and Mr. Adams , from the beginning of the pro- ceedings , were convinced of the policy of awarding a sum in gross . For some weeks before the ...
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... We may reasonably conjecture , however , that a board of assessors will be appointed to receive and examine the individual claims upon evidence , and to estimate the amount of each , and the amount THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE GENEVA AWARD . 19.
... We may reasonably conjecture , however , that a board of assessors will be appointed to receive and examine the individual claims upon evidence , and to estimate the amount of each , and the amount THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE GENEVA AWARD . 19.
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to estimate the amount of each , and the amount to be paid to the respective claimants . The most important duty of this board will be the valuation of property and the determination of questions of ownership . In view of the foregoing ...
to estimate the amount of each , and the amount to be paid to the respective claimants . The most important duty of this board will be the valuation of property and the determination of questions of ownership . In view of the foregoing ...
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... amount of such premium ; and to such insurers , being citizens or corporations of the United States , who had suffered by the acts of any of the rebel cruisers , as should show that their war premiums did not equal in amount the losses ...
... amount of such premium ; and to such insurers , being citizens or corporations of the United States , who had suffered by the acts of any of the rebel cruisers , as should show that their war premiums did not equal in amount the losses ...
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