American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Sedgwick on Damages , 146 . Redfield on Railways , 146 . Redfield on Carriers ,
146 . Hilliard on Real Property , 148 . Hilliard on Injunctions , 148 . Houston on
Stoppage in Transitu , 150 . Roberts on Admiralty , 151 . Robinson ' s Practice ...
Sedgwick on Damages , 146 . Redfield on Railways , 146 . Redfield on Carriers ,
146 . Hilliard on Real Property , 148 . Hilliard on Injunctions , 148 . Houston on
Stoppage in Transitu , 150 . Roberts on Admiralty , 151 . Robinson ' s Practice ...
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But a few words may be fitly said on the subject of damages as judicially
recognized . 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 ...
But a few words may be fitly said on the subject of damages as judicially
recognized . 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 ...
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ordered to stop , make Government liable for greater damages . And it is to be
constantly borne in mind that the Government is not held liable for a tort ; and that
unliquidated damages in the nature of a penalty for illegal conduct , can never be
...
ordered to stop , make Government liable for greater damages . And it is to be
constantly borne in mind that the Government is not held liable for a tort ; and that
unliquidated damages in the nature of a penalty for illegal conduct , can never be
...
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... and have them allowed , and then refuse to pay them over to the losers ? The
next item of claim on our part would seem to be certain more remote , or
consequential , damages , or what may be called the VOL IV . indirect losses ,
growing out ...
... and have them allowed , and then refuse to pay them over to the losers ? The
next item of claim on our part would seem to be certain more remote , or
consequential , damages , or what may be called the VOL IV . indirect losses ,
growing out ...
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The merchant , whose ship and cargo have been burnt on the high seas , has a
claim for damages that admits of precise and definite computation . It can be
expressed , and exact compensation can be made , in coined money of the realm
.
The merchant , whose ship and cargo have been burnt on the high seas , has a
claim for damages that admits of precise and definite computation . It can be
expressed , and exact compensation can be made , in coined money of the realm
.
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