The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... considered in the Court of Claims . Congress , in 1852 , enacted a law for establishing a branch mint at San Francisco ; providing , however , that the contracts of the Secretary of the Treasury should not go beyond the sum of three ...
... considered in the Court of Claims . Congress , in 1852 , enacted a law for establishing a branch mint at San Francisco ; providing , however , that the contracts of the Secretary of the Treasury should not go beyond the sum of three ...
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... considered this question . It was admitted , how- ever , that some contracts were not within the reason of the Act of 1809 , and might be made without advertisement ; as , for in- stance , where some specific purchase was authorized by ...
... considered this question . It was admitted , how- ever , that some contracts were not within the reason of the Act of 1809 , and might be made without advertisement ; as , for in- stance , where some specific purchase was authorized by ...
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... considered under two different aspects : first , as between himself and Government ; second , as between Government and the contractor . To hold that any public officer may judge abso- lutely when proposals are unnecessary , is to ...
... considered under two different aspects : first , as between himself and Government ; second , as between Government and the contractor . To hold that any public officer may judge abso- lutely when proposals are unnecessary , is to ...
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... the objects and principles of legislation . 4. " The mutability in the public councils arising from a rapid succession of new members . " The two dangers here first suggested may be considered together THE SENATORIAL TERM . 21.
... the objects and principles of legislation . 4. " The mutability in the public councils arising from a rapid succession of new members . " The two dangers here first suggested may be considered together THE SENATORIAL TERM . 21.
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... considered and rejected in a com- mittee of the convention which framed the rejected constitution of 1853. The proposition was then thrown out , on the extraordi- nary ground that , practically , under the existing system , about half ...
... considered and rejected in a com- mittee of the convention which framed the rejected constitution of 1853. The proposition was then thrown out , on the extraordi- nary ground that , practically , under the existing system , about half ...
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