The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... action lies against the United States for failure of a paymaster to collect debts due a sut- ler . Nor where , through the mistake of an officer , a land patent is wrongfully issued . Nor in any case where unliquidated damages are ...
... action lies against the United States for failure of a paymaster to collect debts due a sut- ler . Nor where , through the mistake of an officer , a land patent is wrongfully issued . Nor in any case where unliquidated damages are ...
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... action , the plaintiff defending that action is entitled to recover from his vendor the costs of the action as well as the damages recovered as part of the damage occasioned by his breach of warranty . [ M. SMITH , J. - Ac- cording to ...
... action , the plaintiff defending that action is entitled to recover from his vendor the costs of the action as well as the damages recovered as part of the damage occasioned by his breach of warranty . [ M. SMITH , J. - Ac- cording to ...
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... action is founded entirely in negligence . . . . I am of opinion the cases of the loss of goods by carriers and the present are totally unlike . When that case does occur , he ( counsel for plaintiff ) will be told that carriers of ...
... action is founded entirely in negligence . . . . I am of opinion the cases of the loss of goods by carriers and the present are totally unlike . When that case does occur , he ( counsel for plaintiff ) will be told that carriers of ...
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... action of frost . On the trial , an instruction was given to the effect that " if the coach might have been constructed in a manner that would have obviated all danger from frost , and still have been suitable for the business of ...
... action of frost . On the trial , an instruction was given to the effect that " if the coach might have been constructed in a manner that would have obviated all danger from frost , and still have been suitable for the business of ...
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... ACTION . 1. An action ex contractu does not lie against one who fraudulently represents himself as the agent of another and makes a contract in his name . The remedy is case for deceit . — Noyes v . Loring , 55 Me . 408 . 2. A widow can ...
... ACTION . 1. An action ex contractu does not lie against one who fraudulently represents himself as the agent of another and makes a contract in his name . The remedy is case for deceit . — Noyes v . Loring , 55 Me . 408 . 2. A widow can ...
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