The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... Claims pronounced the acceptances worthless , so far as the United States was concerned.3 This decision has recently been sustained by the Supreme Court on appeal . In this case the question of agency was discussed ; it was held that ...
... Claims pronounced the acceptances worthless , so far as the United States was concerned.3 This decision has recently been sustained by the Supreme Court on appeal . In this case the question of agency was discussed ; it was held that ...
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... Claims not long since . General Fremont , called to take command of the Western Department soon after the outbreak of the Rebellion , was invested by the President with large and undefined powers , which he exercised to the fullest ex ...
... Claims not long since . General Fremont , called to take command of the Western Department soon after the outbreak of the Rebellion , was invested by the President with large and undefined powers , which he exercised to the fullest ex ...
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... Claims differ as to the necessity of adver- tisement in government contracts . While those to whom we have already referred are disposed to leave the question of exigency to executive discretion ; a third judge holds advertising ...
... Claims differ as to the necessity of adver- tisement in government contracts . While those to whom we have already referred are disposed to leave the question of exigency to executive discretion ; a third judge holds advertising ...
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... Claims more particularly with reference to the exist- ence of an exigency . Whether the head of a department or a commanding general may decide when that exigency exists which will justify purchase in open market , seems to us a ...
... Claims more particularly with reference to the exist- ence of an exigency . Whether the head of a department or a commanding general may decide when that exigency exists which will justify purchase in open market , seems to us a ...
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... and , if vacancies happen by resignation or otherwise , the persons elected to fill such vacancies shall be elected for the unexpired term only . " THE ALABAMA CLAIMS . WHAT are the " Alabama claims 30 THE SENATORIAL TERM .
... and , if vacancies happen by resignation or otherwise , the persons elected to fill such vacancies shall be elected for the unexpired term only . " THE ALABAMA CLAIMS . WHAT are the " Alabama claims 30 THE SENATORIAL TERM .
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