The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... pay- ment of money in the hands of the government . In the case of the " Alabama claims , " however , the United States ... payment of the gold bonds of the government . 3. It is for Congress to decide as to the manner of effecting the ...
... pay- ment of money in the hands of the government . In the case of the " Alabama claims , " however , the United States ... payment of the gold bonds of the government . 3. It is for Congress to decide as to the manner of effecting the ...
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... payment into the treasury for the general use . Hardly . It proceeds " to present such legislation as will equitably ... pay only such as have lost on the whole ; and adverting to the argument of the underwriters that their claims have ...
... payment into the treasury for the general use . Hardly . It proceeds " to present such legislation as will equitably ... pay only such as have lost on the whole ; and adverting to the argument of the underwriters that their claims have ...
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... payment of the sum of money awarded to the United States by the Tribunal of Arbitration at Geneva , to be paid by the government of Great Britain , the same shall be paid into the treasury , and used to redeem , so far as it may , the ...
... payment of the sum of money awarded to the United States by the Tribunal of Arbitration at Geneva , to be paid by the government of Great Britain , the same shall be paid into the treasury , and used to redeem , so far as it may , the ...
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... payment of the loss twice over.2 It may be remarked , in passing , that the phrase " double claim " probably had its origin with these gentlemen , and that their view of the question was so clear that a possible misinterpretation of ...
... payment of the loss twice over.2 It may be remarked , in passing , that the phrase " double claim " probably had its origin with these gentlemen , and that their view of the question was so clear that a possible misinterpretation of ...
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... pay such heavy claims by taxation , and of doubtful expediency to raise the necessary amount by loan . As the country ... payment passed the Senate , and twice have both branches of Congress sanctioned " it ; " but the measure failed ...
... pay such heavy claims by taxation , and of doubtful expediency to raise the necessary amount by loan . As the country ... payment passed the Senate , and twice have both branches of Congress sanctioned " it ; " but the measure failed ...
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