American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Those who deal with them are not bound in every case to examine their
instructions ; the presumption is that the contract was properly made , and it rests
upon the principal to give notice to third persons when he means to limit his own
liability .
Those who deal with them are not bound in every case to examine their
instructions ; the presumption is that the contract was properly made , and it rests
upon the principal to give notice to third persons when he means to limit his own
liability .
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The commissioners reduced the amounts respectively claimed , refusing to allow
the contract price , and compelled each claimant to give a receipt in full . They
sued in the Court of Claims for the balances. i Reeside v . United States , 2 C . Cl
...
The commissioners reduced the amounts respectively claimed , refusing to allow
the contract price , and compelled each claimant to give a receipt in full . They
sued in the Court of Claims for the balances. i Reeside v . United States , 2 C . Cl
...
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A bureau officer , high in authority , hires a private vessel at a fixed rate of
compensation ; then while it is in the service , reduces the amount one - half , in
violation of the charter - party , refuses to give up the vessel to the owner , keeps
it in ...
A bureau officer , high in authority , hires a private vessel at a fixed rate of
compensation ; then while it is in the service , reduces the amount one - half , in
violation of the charter - party , refuses to give up the vessel to the owner , keeps
it in ...
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In Massachusetts , within the last six years , forty - four gentlemen in all , have sat
upon the committees of the two branches on this subject . In the Senate , — that
body which should give stability , - one gentleman sat four years , one sat three ...
In Massachusetts , within the last six years , forty - four gentlemen in all , have sat
upon the committees of the two branches on this subject . In the Senate , — that
body which should give stability , - one gentleman sat four years , one sat three ...
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... time , for “ something to turn up , ” as Mr . Micawber would say , which shall
give us an opportunity , not for indemnity , but for revenge , and that in the mean
time the actual sufferers by the depredations complained of — the merchants
whose ...
... time , for “ something to turn up , ” as Mr . Micawber would say , which shall
give us an opportunity , not for indemnity , but for revenge , and that in the mean
time the actual sufferers by the depredations complained of — the merchants
whose ...
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