The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... appear in this case that the agent was making authorized dec- larations.1 It is obvious that , in many cases , contracts must be made by sub - agents , whose instructions are not completely set forth by statute . Here the rule should be ...
... appear in this case that the agent was making authorized dec- larations.1 It is obvious that , in many cases , contracts must be made by sub - agents , whose instructions are not completely set forth by statute . Here the rule should be ...
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... appears to us simply mandatory upon the executive depart- ments , and not so absolute in its terms as to render void the contract of an individual with the United States , performed in good faith and free from fraud . But until the ...
... appears to us simply mandatory upon the executive depart- ments , and not so absolute in its terms as to render void the contract of an individual with the United States , performed in good faith and free from fraud . But until the ...
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... appear in the low ebb of public credit and political virtue ? So , too , a contract is mutual ; and where , as in the case of the Government , stringent provisions and ample indemnity are found on one side , and imperfect remedies on ...
... appear in the low ebb of public credit and political virtue ? So , too , a contract is mutual ; and where , as in the case of the Government , stringent provisions and ample indemnity are found on one side , and imperfect remedies on ...
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... appear that drawing it off into a new channel did so . The new channel would , thereupon , become a substitute for the natural one ; and the owner , having then sold the acre of land drained , had greatly altered his rights in relation ...
... appear that drawing it off into a new channel did so . The new channel would , thereupon , become a substitute for the natural one ; and the owner , having then sold the acre of land drained , had greatly altered his rights in relation ...
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... appear , " said POLLOCK , C. B. , " whether or not the attention of the jury was directed to the proposition that if a party in the same situation as that in which the defendants are , employ a person who is fully competent to the work ...
... appear , " said POLLOCK , C. B. , " whether or not the attention of the jury was directed to the proposition that if a party in the same situation as that in which the defendants are , employ a person who is fully competent to the work ...
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