American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1870 - Law |
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And again , while the contracts of individuals make up an almost infinite variety ,
and are in general restrained only by the universal principles of morality and
public policy , government contracts exist for specific purposes only , are limited
in ...
And again , while the contracts of individuals make up an almost infinite variety ,
and are in general restrained only by the universal principles of morality and
public policy , government contracts exist for specific purposes only , are limited
in ...
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It will be perceived that the Act of 1809 has been discussed by the Court of
Claims more particularly with reference to the existence of an exigency . Whether
the head of a department or a commanding general may decide when that
exigency ...
It will be perceived that the Act of 1809 has been discussed by the Court of
Claims more particularly with reference to the existence of an exigency . Whether
the head of a department or a commanding general may decide when that
exigency ...
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At a later day , the existence of dual chambers became a recognized feature in
constitution making in this country , and ceased to be a subject of discussion .
Certain details , however , arising out of this division of the legislative functions ...
At a later day , the existence of dual chambers became a recognized feature in
constitution making in this country , and ceased to be a subject of discussion .
Certain details , however , arising out of this division of the legislative functions ...
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They maintained that a cumbersome machinery was about to be perpetuated
after every use to which that machinery was adapted had ceased to exist ; — the
representation was to be preserved after the constituency had been swept away .
They maintained that a cumbersome machinery was about to be perpetuated
after every use to which that machinery was adapted had ceased to exist ; — the
representation was to be preserved after the constituency had been swept away .
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The two chambers are retained in existence ; the diverse interests which the two
chambers were skilfully calculated to represent are totally ignored . Very naturally
, serious troubles have ensued wherever this fundamental principle has been ...
The two chambers are retained in existence ; the diverse interests which the two
chambers were skilfully calculated to represent are totally ignored . Very naturally
, serious troubles have ensued wherever this fundamental principle has been ...
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