The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... plain- tiffs sought to recover damages from a public officer nominally , though in reality from the United States , on account of certain misrepresentations , by which they had suffered considerable loss . GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS . 3.
... plain- tiffs sought to recover damages from a public officer nominally , though in reality from the United States , on account of certain misrepresentations , by which they had suffered considerable loss . GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS . 3.
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... recover for the value of the work actually performed . But he cannot , by obstinately persisting in the work , after he has been 1 4 Att . Gen. Opin . 334 ; 6 ib . 226 ; Moore v . United States , 1 C. Cl . 90 . 2 Act April 21 , 1808 ...
... recover for the value of the work actually performed . But he cannot , by obstinately persisting in the work , after he has been 1 4 Att . Gen. Opin . 334 ; 6 ib . 226 ; Moore v . United States , 1 C. Cl . 90 . 2 Act April 21 , 1808 ...
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... recover damages from the defendants for injuries sustained by him whilst travelling as a passenger by railway from Nottingham to South Shields , in consequence of negligence alleged to have been committed by the defendants . The ...
... recover damages from the defendants for injuries sustained by him whilst travelling as a passenger by railway from Nottingham to South Shields , in consequence of negligence alleged to have been committed by the defendants . The ...
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... recover damage resulting from the insufficiency of the rope , that the dealer , as between him and the wine merchant was to be considered as the manufacturer of the rope , and that an implied warranty arose out of the contract that the ...
... recover damage resulting from the insufficiency of the rope , that the dealer , as between him and the wine merchant was to be considered as the manufacturer of the rope , and that an implied warranty arose out of the contract that the ...
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... recovered against the person selling , he can recover them from the person who sold to him . In Lewis v . Peake , 7 Taunt . 153 , it was held that if the buyer of a horse with a warranty , relying thereon , resells him with a warranty ...
... recovered against the person selling , he can recover them from the person who sold to him . In Lewis v . Peake , 7 Taunt . 153 , it was held that if the buyer of a horse with a warranty , relying thereon , resells him with a warranty ...
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