American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1870 - Law |
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The rule in estimating damages on government contracts , where the contractor is
the injured party , is to allow for the loss actually sustained , and the clear profits
which he would have realized had he been allowed to complete the contract .
The rule in estimating damages on government contracts , where the contractor is
the injured party , is to allow for the loss actually sustained , and the clear profits
which he would have realized had he been allowed to complete the contract .
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How can he say that , in the end , our country will receive nothing , if all our
claims are allowed and charged against England in the general account current
between her and our own country ? Each country makes its claim in behalf , and
in the ...
How can he say that , in the end , our country will receive nothing , if all our
claims are allowed and charged against England in the general account current
between her and our own country ? Each country makes its claim in behalf , and
in the ...
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The right of support from adjacent soil is also derivable from the law of nature ,
and is not an easement . 3 As no man is allowed to derogate from his own grant ,
many rights in the nature of easements have been held to pass as appurtenant to
...
The right of support from adjacent soil is also derivable from the law of nature ,
and is not an easement . 3 As no man is allowed to derogate from his own grant ,
many rights in the nature of easements have been held to pass as appurtenant to
...
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Clark , 4 Esp . 259 , the question was whether the allegation in the declaration
that the coach had been overloaded was sufficiently met , by proving that no
more passengers were on the roof at the time than were allowed by Act of
Parliament .
Clark , 4 Esp . 259 , the question was whether the allegation in the declaration
that the coach had been overloaded was sufficiently met , by proving that no
more passengers were on the roof at the time than were allowed by Act of
Parliament .
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So in stating the liability of a canal company who made the canal for profit , and
allowed the public to use the canal on payment of tolls . TINDAL , C . J . , in
delivering the judgment of the Court of Exchequer Chamber says , “ The common
law ...
So in stating the liability of a canal company who made the canal for profit , and
allowed the public to use the canal on payment of tolls . TINDAL , C . J . , in
delivering the judgment of the Court of Exchequer Chamber says , “ The common
law ...
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