The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... losses inflicted by vessels of the description of the Alabama , with instructions to present the same to the British government ; and it was equally the habit of that minister calmly to present them accordingly , although they were ...
... losses inflicted by vessels of the description of the Alabama , with instructions to present the same to the British government ; and it was equally the habit of that minister calmly to present them accordingly , although they were ...
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... loss , the names of the claimants , whether owners or subrogated insurers , and the names of the offending cruisers . If in any case all proper particulars were not specified , yet enough was done to indicate the nature of the claim and ...
... loss , the names of the claimants , whether owners or subrogated insurers , and the names of the offending cruisers . If in any case all proper particulars were not specified , yet enough was done to indicate the nature of the claim and ...
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... losses of which they complain.1 In concluding its award , the Tribunal proceeds as follows , viz .: - And whereas , in order to arrive at an equitable compensation for the damages which have been sustained , it is necessary to set aside ...
... losses of which they complain.1 In concluding its award , the Tribunal proceeds as follows , viz .: - And whereas , in order to arrive at an equitable compensation for the damages which have been sustained , it is necessary to set aside ...
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... losses , in consideration of the benefit thus accruing to the United States . But the United States did not receive any money from France in the premises ; it is a question of equitable indemnity , not a question of the pay- ment of ...
... losses , in consideration of the benefit thus accruing to the United States . But the United States did not receive any money from France in the premises ; it is a question of equitable indemnity , not a question of the pay- ment of ...
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... loss to the date of the judgment ; but it was not to be paid until all claims should have been passed upon , and was ... losses and for their payment , but containing this clause : - And no claims shall be admissible or allowed by said ...
... loss to the date of the judgment ; but it was not to be paid until all claims should have been passed upon , and was ... losses and for their payment , but containing this clause : - And no claims shall be admissible or allowed by said ...
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