The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... duties until the contrary is proved . " 2 But this is but a presumption after all ; and if it be shown that no such ... duty to make inquiry . The rule , as concisely stated in the Court of Claims , was this : that , while private ...
... duties until the contrary is proved . " 2 But this is but a presumption after all ; and if it be shown that no such ... duty to make inquiry . The rule , as concisely stated in the Court of Claims , was this : that , while private ...
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... duty ? Undoubtedly not in ordinary cases ; else the appointing power would not be where the Consti- tution and the laws placed it . Still , high officials are vested with large discretionary powers in the choice of sub - agents ...
... duty ? Undoubtedly not in ordinary cases ; else the appointing power would not be where the Consti- tution and the laws placed it . Still , high officials are vested with large discretionary powers in the choice of sub - agents ...
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... duties . Cabinet officers are general agents with the largest discretion . Yet all these agents are subordinate to Congress , the law - making agent of the United States , whose duty it is to pledge the public credit , and provide for ...
... duties . Cabinet officers are general agents with the largest discretion . Yet all these agents are subordinate to Congress , the law - making agent of the United States , whose duty it is to pledge the public credit , and provide for ...
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... duty and by legal authority , his contracts made on account of the Government are public and not personal . " And in this case a lease made to the Secretary of War and his succes- sors , with covenants binding himself and his successors ...
... duty and by legal authority , his contracts made on account of the Government are public and not personal . " And in this case a lease made to the Secretary of War and his succes- sors , with covenants binding himself and his successors ...
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... duty on the part of the officials at Liverpool , at least in permitting the escape of the Alabama . We cannot reasonably complain that the same commission which passes upon our individual claims against England , is also to audit and ...
... duty on the part of the officials at Liverpool , at least in permitting the escape of the Alabama . We cannot reasonably complain that the same commission which passes upon our individual claims against England , is also to audit and ...
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