The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... Damages , 146. Redfield on Railways , 146. Redfield on Car- riers , 146. Hilliard on Real Property , 148. Hilliard on Injunctions , 148 . Houston on Stoppage in Transitu , 150. Roberts on Admiralty , 151. Rob- inson's Practice , Vol . V ...
... Damages , 146. Redfield on Railways , 146. Redfield on Car- riers , 146. Hilliard on Real Property , 148. Hilliard on Injunctions , 148 . Houston on Stoppage in Transitu , 150. Roberts on Admiralty , 151. Rob- inson's Practice , Vol . V ...
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... - 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.
... - 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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... damages are claimed for a wrongful seizure . In all such cases the right of action , if it exists at all , is against the officer who renders him- self personally liable for his misconduct , whether through mal- feasance or non ...
... damages are claimed for a wrongful seizure . In all such cases the right of action , if it exists at all , is against the officer who renders him- self personally liable for his misconduct , whether through mal- feasance or non ...
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... 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 sustained , and the clear profits which he would have realized ...
... 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 sustained , and the clear profits which he would have realized ...
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ordered to stop , make Government liable for greater damages . And it is to be constantly borne in mind that the Government is not held liable for a tort ; and that unliquidated damages in the nature of a penalty for illegal conduct ...
ordered to stop , make Government liable for greater damages . And it is to be constantly borne in mind that the Government is not held liable for a tort ; and that unliquidated damages in the nature of a penalty for illegal conduct ...
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