The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... fraudulent transaction on his part , with the intent of embarrassing the Government . The bills were drawn by army contractors , and passed into the hands of third parties without notice of the fraud . It was customary for other army ...
... fraudulent transaction on his part , with the intent of embarrassing the Government . The bills were drawn by army contractors , and passed into the hands of third parties without notice of the fraud . It was customary for other army ...
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... fraud is a more reasonable presumption than necessity , where a cabinet officer 1 See Floyd v . United States , 2 C. Cl . 429 ; Stevens v . United States , ib . 95 ; Fowler v . United States ( Loring , J. , diss . ) , 3 C. Cl . 43 ...
... fraud is a more reasonable presumption than necessity , where a cabinet officer 1 See Floyd v . United States , 2 C. Cl . 429 ; Stevens v . United States , ib . 95 ; Fowler v . United States ( Loring , J. , diss . ) , 3 C. Cl . 43 ...
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... fraud . But until the Supreme Court sets this question at rest , or Congress frames a law more pre- cise , the prudent contractor will insist upon the letter of statute requirements.1 The party proposing to Government usually furnishes ...
... fraud . But until the Supreme Court sets this question at rest , or Congress frames a law more pre- cise , the prudent contractor will insist upon the letter of statute requirements.1 The party proposing to Government usually furnishes ...
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... fraud the vendor is entitled to recover from the purchaser what the bowsprit was apparently worth at the time of delivery . " A person who sells , said Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. , " impliedly warrants that the thing sold shall answer ...
... fraud the vendor is entitled to recover from the purchaser what the bowsprit was apparently worth at the time of delivery . " A person who sells , said Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. , " impliedly warrants that the thing sold shall answer ...
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... fraud . B. having become bankrupt , his assignees disaffirmed the transaction as a fraudulent preference , and joined with A. in an action against C. Held , that the assignees were entitled to disaffirm B.'s act , though dealing only ...
... fraud . B. having become bankrupt , his assignees disaffirmed the transaction as a fraudulent preference , and joined with A. in an action against C. Held , that the assignees were entitled to disaffirm B.'s act , though dealing only ...
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