The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Justice Marshall amounts only to a strong presumption in favor of public officers . The question in such cases is ... amount- ing to general instructions , which Congress has prescribed for all public officers , and which enter as ...
Justice Marshall amounts only to a strong presumption in favor of public officers . The question in such cases is ... amount- ing to general instructions , which Congress has prescribed for all public officers , and which enter as ...
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thousand dollars . It was held that the statute limiting the amount of expenditure was notice in law and in fact to the contractor , and that relief could be afforded to the extent of three hundred thousand dollars , and no more ...
thousand dollars . It was held that the statute limiting the amount of expenditure was notice in law and in fact to the contractor , and that relief could be afforded to the extent of three hundred thousand dollars , and no more ...
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... amount and accuracy of information possessed only by a few of the high officers of the government . That exigency , too , in time of war , when it would be most likely to occur , might be founded upon information and facts which it ...
... amount and accuracy of information possessed only by a few of the high officers of the government . That exigency , too , in time of war , when it would be most likely to occur , might be founded upon information and facts which it ...
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... amount one - half , in violation of the charter - party , refuses to give up the vessel to the owner , keeps it in Southern waters until it rots away from exposure , and finally attempts , by an executive manoeuvre , to keep back final ...
... amount one - half , in violation of the charter - party , refuses to give up the vessel to the owner , keeps it in Southern waters until it rots away from exposure , and finally attempts , by an executive manoeuvre , to keep back final ...
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... amount , and so well founded in justice , can be waived or abandoned on our part . It is very frequently said , that , in the present condition of the case , there is no occasion for us to do any thing at all ; and this suggestion is ...
... amount , and so well founded in justice , can be waived or abandoned on our part . It is very frequently said , that , in the present condition of the case , there is no occasion for us to do any thing at all ; and this suggestion is ...
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