The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... means to limit his own liability . But with public agents it is essentially different . Their funda- mental duties are defined by statute , and all are bound to notice the limitations to their authority . And in contracts of importance ...
... means to limit his own liability . But with public agents it is essentially different . Their funda- mental duties are defined by statute , and all are bound to notice the limitations to their authority . And in contracts of importance ...
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... means to bind himself instead of the Government , he can do so . Such was the view entertained . by Attorney - General Cushing , as expressed in one of his opinions , where the whole subject is discussed with great vigor , with a full ...
... means to bind himself instead of the Government , he can do so . Such was the view entertained . by Attorney - General Cushing , as expressed in one of his opinions , where the whole subject is discussed with great vigor , with a full ...
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... means uncommon for department officers to award contracts beyond the extent of their authority : the parties concerned relying upon official influence to secure appropriations to cover the deficiency . Such reckless con- duct cannot be ...
... means uncommon for department officers to award contracts beyond the extent of their authority : the parties concerned relying upon official influence to secure appropriations to cover the deficiency . Such reckless con- duct cannot be ...
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... means improbable that this system — the system of annual elections with a triennial Senate may be the best system which could be devised for a State constitution . An- nual may well be preferred to biennial elections , on the ground ...
... means improbable that this system — the system of annual elections with a triennial Senate may be the best system which could be devised for a State constitution . An- nual may well be preferred to biennial elections , on the ground ...
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... means any thing , it means that the mere user by an owner of two parcels of land in a certain way , and their arrangement for that use , may impose a servitude against his own grant upon one in favor of the other , as permanent and ...
... means any thing , it means that the mere user by an owner of two parcels of land in a certain way , and their arrangement for that use , may impose a servitude against his own grant upon one in favor of the other , as permanent and ...
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