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... liable to the contracting party.2 The public agent may , if he choose , render himself personally liable on a contract . The ordinary rule of agency regards a con- tract as binding either upon principal or agent , according to the ...
... liable to the contracting party.2 The public agent may , if he choose , render himself personally liable on a contract . The ordinary rule of agency regards a con- tract as binding either upon principal or agent , according to the ...
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... 16 , 1862 , ch . 180 . 4 Tool Co. v . Norris , 2 Wall . 45. And see Bartle v . Coleman , 4 Pet . 184 . 5 5 Att . Gen. Opin . 502 . ordered to stop , make Government liable for greater damages GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS . 15.
... 16 , 1862 , ch . 180 . 4 Tool Co. v . Norris , 2 Wall . 45. And see Bartle v . Coleman , 4 Pet . 184 . 5 5 Att . Gen. Opin . 502 . ordered to stop , make Government liable for greater damages GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS . 15.
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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 ...
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 ...
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... liable for any injury sustained by a passenger through a defect in the carriage . In Bremner v . Williams , 1 Car . & P. 414 , it was held that every stage - coach proprietor impliedly undertakes that his coach shall be sufficiently ...
... liable for any injury sustained by a passenger through a defect in the carriage . In Bremner v . Williams , 1 Car . & P. 414 , it was held that every stage - coach proprietor impliedly undertakes that his coach shall be sufficiently ...
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... liable to the passenger , he has his remedy over against the manufacturer . That the carrier is liable for an injury to a passenger caused by a defect in the vehicle of any kind whatever must be taken to have been decided by the case ...
... liable to the passenger , he has his remedy over against the manufacturer . That the carrier is liable for an injury to a passenger caused by a defect in the vehicle of any kind whatever must be taken to have been decided by the case ...
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