The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... referred to the original documents filed as evidence at Washington.2 They did not present a detailed statement of damages or in- juries to persons situated like the officers and crews of the cap- tured vessels , but left those to be ...
... referred to the original documents filed as evidence at Washington.2 They did not present a detailed statement of damages or in- juries to persons situated like the officers and crews of the cap- tured vessels , but left those to be ...
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... referred to the consideration of the Tribunal , conformably to the provisions contained in Article VII . of the aforesaid treaty . And , in accordance with the terms of Article XI . of the said treaty , the Tribunal declares that all ...
... referred to the consideration of the Tribunal , conformably to the provisions contained in Article VII . of the aforesaid treaty . And , in accordance with the terms of Article XI . of the said treaty , the Tribunal declares that all ...
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... referred to it . Article X. of the treaty had stipulated that if the Tribunal should find that Great Britain had failed to fulfil any duty or duties incumbent on it as a neutral , and should not award a gross sum , then a board of three ...
... referred to it . Article X. of the treaty had stipulated that if the Tribunal should find that Great Britain had failed to fulfil any duty or duties incumbent on it as a neutral , and should not award a gross sum , then a board of three ...
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... referred to the committee on the judiciary , which reported , as an amendment to it , a bill providing for commis- sioners to adjust the losses and for their payment , but containing this clause : - And no claims shall be admissible or ...
... referred to the committee on the judiciary , which reported , as an amendment to it , a bill providing for commis- sioners to adjust the losses and for their payment , but containing this clause : - And no claims shall be admissible or ...
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... referred to private claims . 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 ...
... referred to private claims . 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 ...
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