The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... notice to third persons when he 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 ...
... notice to third persons when he 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 ...
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... notice in law and in fact to the contractor , and that relief could be afforded to the extent of three hundred thousand dollars , and no more . " Were such statutory provisions , to be disregarded , " is the language of the court ...
... notice in law and in fact to the contractor , and that relief could be afforded to the extent of three hundred thousand dollars , and no more . " Were such statutory provisions , to be disregarded , " is the language of the court ...
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... notice . But a few words may be fitly said on the subject of damages as judicially recognized . The rule in esti- mating damages on government contracts , where the contractor is the injured party , is to allow for the loss actually ...
... notice . But a few words may be fitly said on the subject of damages as judicially recognized . The rule in esti- mating damages on government contracts , where the contractor is the injured party , is to allow for the loss actually ...
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... notice " that he would not be answerable for any damage unless occasioned by want of ordi- nary care in the master or men of the vessel . " Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. , in delivering the judgment of the court , says , " In every contract ...
... notice " that he would not be answerable for any damage unless occasioned by want of ordi- nary care in the master or men of the vessel . " Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. , in delivering the judgment of the court , says , " In every contract ...
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... notice of the defect in the same . The court held the plea bad , PIGOT , C. J. , observing " although a carrier of passengers does not warrant the safety or the due arrival of his passengers , yet I consider that he must be con- sidered ...
... notice of the defect in the same . The court held the plea bad , PIGOT , C. J. , observing " although a carrier of passengers does not warrant the safety or the due arrival of his passengers , yet I consider that he must be con- sidered ...
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