The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... Limitations , so generally applied to the latter , does not necessarily and suâ vi operate upon the rights of the former . So , too , the right of set - off , by which the defendant in a suit may recover a balance found in his favor ...
... Limitations , so generally applied to the latter , does not necessarily and suâ vi operate upon the rights of the former . So , too , the right of set - off , by which the defendant in a suit may recover a balance found in his favor ...
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... limitations to their authority . And in contracts of importance , the statute prescribes provisions and limits the expenditure . Of all this the contractor is conclusively presumed to be informed ; and wherever the public agent exceeds ...
... limitations to their authority . And in contracts of importance , the statute prescribes provisions and limits the expenditure . Of all this the contractor is conclusively presumed to be informed ; and wherever the public agent exceeds ...
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... limitation which Congress might impose upon the cost of our public works . " The Act of 1820 excepts from its provisions certain contracts for the army and navy , giving to the respective heads of the departments discretionary powers ...
... limitation which Congress might impose upon the cost of our public works . " The Act of 1820 excepts from its provisions certain contracts for the army and navy , giving to the respective heads of the departments discretionary powers ...
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... limitations upon the owner's rights over it arise from the nature of the thing itself , and rest upon the maxim , sic utere tuo ut alienum non lædas . It is said that this disposition of the owner of the tenements , or heritages , must ...
... limitations upon the owner's rights over it arise from the nature of the thing itself , and rest upon the maxim , sic utere tuo ut alienum non lædas . It is said that this disposition of the owner of the tenements , or heritages , must ...
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... limitation intervenes , the damages naturally resulting from the breach of warranty are recoverable . The next and more direct question is whether a carrier for hire is not liable for any injury sustained by a passenger through a defect ...
... limitation intervenes , the damages naturally resulting from the breach of warranty are recoverable . The next and more direct question is whether a carrier for hire is not liable for any injury sustained by a passenger through a defect ...
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