The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... rule should be more favorable to the contractor . So , too , a large discretion is vested in the head of a department . Where Congress has omitted to prescribe details , he is at liberty to make regulations in conformity with law ; and ...
... rule should be more favorable to the contractor . So , too , a large discretion is vested in the head of a department . Where Congress has omitted to prescribe details , he is at liberty to make regulations in conformity with law ; and ...
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... rule of agency regards a con- tract as binding either upon principal or agent , according to the credit actually given ; and this would be a mere question of evi- dence in ordinary cases . But the rule regarding a government officer is ...
... rule of agency regards a con- tract as binding either upon principal or agent , according to the credit actually given ; and this would be a mere question of evi- dence in ordinary cases . But the rule regarding a government officer is ...
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... rule of Government is , therefore , that public contracts can be made only in two instances : first , where the contract is expressly authorized by a law ; and , second , where there is an appropriation already made , large enough to ...
... rule of Government is , therefore , that public contracts can be made only in two instances : first , where the contract is expressly authorized by a law ; and , second , where there is an appropriation already made , large enough to ...
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... rule to be observed in contracts with the United States , is , that all purchases and contracts for supplies or services are to be made either by open purchase or by previously advertising for proposals . This was first prescribed by ...
... rule to be observed in contracts with the United States , is , that all purchases and contracts for supplies or services are to be made either by open purchase or by previously advertising for proposals . This was first prescribed by ...
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... rule of exigency , as we have already stated , was one of construction , adopted by the Execu- tive Department , with the sanction of the Attorney - General , gradually acquiring the force of usage , and in 1861 , enacted in formal ...
... rule of exigency , as we have already stated , was one of construction , adopted by the Execu- tive Department , with the sanction of the Attorney - General , gradually acquiring the force of usage , and in 1861 , enacted in formal ...
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