American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown and Company, 1874 - Law |
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An able writer, in the last January number of this Review, has given, under the
title of " The Geneva Arbitration, and its Results," so accurate and lucid a history
of the main facts relating to this subject that, for the present purpose, scarcely
more ...
An able writer, in the last January number of this Review, has given, under the
title of " The Geneva Arbitration, and its Results," so accurate and lucid a history
of the main facts relating to this subject that, for the present purpose, scarcely
more ...
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To the latter point Mr. Thurman, of Ohio, replied that the difference in phraseology
was fully accounted for by the fact that claims of the United States on its own
account were included in the treaty ; and to the former, that the relations of
principal ...
To the latter point Mr. Thurman, of Ohio, replied that the difference in phraseology
was fully accounted for by the fact that claims of the United States on its own
account were included in the treaty ; and to the former, that the relations of
principal ...
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... because of any assignment, either in law or in fact, unless such assignee had
actually paid adequate consideration therefor other than underwriting the policy,
or settling or paying any loss claimed by the assured, or unless such assignment
...
... because of any assignment, either in law or in fact, unless such assignee had
actually paid adequate consideration therefor other than underwriting the policy,
or settling or paying any loss claimed by the assured, or unless such assignment
...
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The report proceeds with complacency : " This conclusion [that the above sum
could not have been given as the amount of indemnity to individual claimants], if
it needed fortification, is strengthened by the fact that the arbitration chose to
make ...
The report proceeds with complacency : " This conclusion [that the above sum
could not have been given as the amount of indemnity to individual claimants], if
it needed fortification, is strengthened by the fact that the arbitration chose to
make ...
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been, in the language of the award of the arbitrators, an allowance of 'double
claims.' Both were therefore rejected." This looks somewhat strange, in the face of
the fact that only a few cases were presented of double claims, and of the fact that
...
been, in the language of the award of the arbitrators, an allowance of 'double
claims.' Both were therefore rejected." This looks somewhat strange, in the face of
the fact that only a few cases were presented of double claims, and of the fact that
...
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