The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... tion is that the contract was properly made , and it rests upon the principal to give 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 ...
... tion is that the contract was properly made , and it rests upon the principal to give 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 ...
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... tion of a contract previously unauthorized . As if Congress should pass a special law to confirm the transaction . And wherever the United States accepts the articles sold , or receives other benefits from such contract , there is an ...
... tion of a contract previously unauthorized . As if Congress should pass a special law to confirm the transaction . And wherever the United States accepts the articles sold , or receives other benefits from such contract , there is an ...
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... tion , and to invite free and open competition . The Act of March 2 , 1861 , ch . 84 , reaffirms the same rule in less ambiguous lan- 1 2 Att . Gen. Opin . 257 . guage , expressly excepting contracts for personal services , and 10 ...
... tion , and to invite free and open competition . The Act of March 2 , 1861 , ch . 84 , reaffirms the same rule in less ambiguous lan- 1 2 Att . Gen. Opin . 257 . guage , expressly excepting contracts for personal services , and 10 ...
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... tion , would subject him to a loss and injury , whilst the Govern- ment would yet enjoy the benefit of his labor or expenditure , I do not think that such an irregularity can be set up against it . " 8 1 2 Att . Gen. Opin . 437 . 3 10 ...
... tion , would subject him to a loss and injury , whilst the Govern- ment would yet enjoy the benefit of his labor or expenditure , I do not think that such an irregularity can be set up against it . " 8 1 2 Att . Gen. Opin . 437 . 3 10 ...
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... tion for Massachusetts in a heavier property qualification for members of the Senate than for members of the House , and in the election of senators by counties and of representatives by towns ; - in other words the Senate was ...
... tion for Massachusetts in a heavier property qualification for members of the Senate than for members of the House , and in the election of senators by counties and of representatives by towns ; - in other words the Senate was ...
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