The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... damages or in- juries to persons situated like the officers and crews of the cap- tured vessels , but left those to be estimated by the Tribunal , which should also determine " what aggregate sum it would be just to place in the hands ...
... damages or in- juries to persons situated like the officers and crews of the cap- tured vessels , but left those to be estimated by the Tribunal , which should also determine " what aggregate sum it would be just to place in the hands ...
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... damages which have been sustained , it is necessary to set aside all double claims for the same losses , and all claims for " gross freights , " so far as they exceed " net freights ; " And whereas it is just and reasonable to allow ...
... damages which have been sustained , it is necessary to set aside all double claims for the same losses , and all claims for " gross freights , " so far as they exceed " net freights ; " And whereas it is just and reasonable to allow ...
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... damages by the non- fulfilment of the guaranty before mentioned , and for other similar considerations , our government would relinquish its claims on France for the damage done to our citizens by such seizures , many , if not most , of ...
... damages by the non- fulfilment of the guaranty before mentioned , and for other similar considerations , our government would relinquish its claims on France for the damage done to our citizens by such seizures , many , if not most , of ...
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... damages through the default of B. , who declines to intervene , and judgment has been rendered against A. , the right of A. to recover from B. the costs of defending such action depends upon whether it was reasonable in A. to defend ...
... damages through the default of B. , who declines to intervene , and judgment has been rendered against A. , the right of A. to recover from B. the costs of defending such action depends upon whether it was reasonable in A. to defend ...
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... damages and not as rent , and therefore could not be proved as a specialty debt in the administration of A.'s estate . - Talbot v . Earl of Shrews- bury , L. R. 16 Eq . 26 . SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE . The court decreed specific performance ...
... damages and not as rent , and therefore could not be proved as a specialty debt in the administration of A.'s estate . - Talbot v . Earl of Shrews- bury , L. R. 16 Eq . 26 . SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE . The court decreed specific performance ...
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