The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 14
The Cabinet of London, so far as its views have been expressed, does not
appear to be willing to concede that Her Majesty's government was guilty of any
negligence, or did or permitted any act during the war by which the United States
has ...
The Cabinet of London, so far as its views have been expressed, does not
appear to be willing to concede that Her Majesty's government was guilty of any
negligence, or did or permitted any act during the war by which the United States
has ...
Page 17
The agent of the United States, Mr. Bancroft Davis, in his report to the State
Department of September 21st, 1872, after stating the manner in which the
Tribunal had proceeded, says of the gross sum awarded : — It does not appear in
the ...
The agent of the United States, Mr. Bancroft Davis, in his report to the State
Department of September 21st, 1872, after stating the manner in which the
Tribunal had proceeded, says of the gross sum awarded : — It does not appear in
the ...
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All claimants in such cases stand better appearing in their own right. Secondly,
not to sacrifice your claims by transactions in the nature of contingent-agency
compensation. You will need attorneys or counsel before the board of assessors,
...
All claimants in such cases stand better appearing in their own right. Secondly,
not to sacrifice your claims by transactions in the nature of contingent-agency
compensation. You will need attorneys or counsel before the board of assessors,
...
Page 38
But this does not appear from a full examination of the article. While the writer
contends that the claims of the merchant are just and should be paid, he does not
by any means argue that the insurers should be taxed and their money taken to ...
But this does not appear from a full examination of the article. While the writer
contends that the claims of the merchant are just and should be paid, he does not
by any means argue that the insurers should be taxed and their money taken to ...
Page 46
... new- sudden quarrel might have arisen in which the deceased was at fault, for
ought that the special verdict showed. " The answer to which is," said the court, "
what is said in Legg's case, that if A. kills B., and no sudden quarrel appears, it is
...
... new- sudden quarrel might have arisen in which the deceased was at fault, for
ought that the special verdict showed. " The answer to which is," said the court, "
what is said in Legg's case, that if A. kills B., and no sudden quarrel appears, it is
...
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