The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... principle , recognized the world over , that the sovereign is not accountable before any tribunal for his acts ... principles of law . And it will be perceived that this rule is founded on sound reasoning , and exists whether the remedy ...
... principle , recognized the world over , that the sovereign is not accountable before any tribunal for his acts ... principles of law . And it will be perceived that this rule is founded on sound reasoning , and exists whether the remedy ...
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... principle of law , will bind their principals when they act apparently within the scope of their authority . Those who deal with them are not bound in every case to examine their instructions ; the presump- tion is that the contract was ...
... principle of law , will bind their principals when they act apparently within the scope of their authority . Those who deal with them are not bound in every case to examine their instructions ; the presump- tion is that the contract was ...
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... principle extends to all subordinate officials deriving authority from a higher source . " It is a presumption of law , " said Mr. Justice Story , " that all public officers , and especially such high functionaries , perform their ...
... principle extends to all subordinate officials deriving authority from a higher source . " It is a presumption of law , " said Mr. Justice Story , " that all public officers , and especially such high functionaries , perform their ...
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... principle of law has been constantly asserted . The Government can never be held guilty of a wrong to its own citizens ; the foundation of all suits must be simply a contract . Hence , no action lies against the United States for ...
... principle of law has been constantly asserted . The Government can never be held guilty of a wrong to its own citizens ; the foundation of all suits must be simply a contract . Hence , no action lies against the United States for ...
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... principle.2 Attorney - General Bates first gave a direct opinion to the effect that contracts could be avoided as illegal for want of adver- tisement , before rights had grown out of them , but not afterwards . " After a party has ...
... principle.2 Attorney - General Bates first gave a direct opinion to the effect that contracts could be avoided as illegal for want of adver- tisement , before rights had grown out of them , but not afterwards . " After a party has ...
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