The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... party who stipulates with the Government being known as the " contractor . " It is to this last class of government contracts , and to such as are made with the United States , that our attention will be confined in these pages . The ...
... party who stipulates with the Government being known as the " contractor . " It is to this last class of government contracts , and to such as are made with the United States , that our attention will be confined in these pages . The ...
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... party.2 The public agent may , if he choose , render himself personally liable on a contract . The ordinary rule of agency regards a con- tract as binding either upon principal or agent , according to the credit actually given ; and ...
... party.2 The public agent may , if he choose , render himself personally liable on a contract . The ordinary rule of agency regards a con- tract as binding either upon principal or agent , according to the credit actually given ; and ...
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... party proposing to Government usually furnishes security , and binds himself for the performance of his bid , if accepted ; and in such case the contract becomes mutual and binding from the moment of its acceptance , although there be ...
... party proposing to Government usually furnishes security , and binds himself for the performance of his bid , if accepted ; and in such case the contract becomes mutual and binding from the moment of its acceptance , although there be ...
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... party , is to allow for the loss actually sustained , and the clear profits which he would have realized had he been allowed to complete the contract . Thus , where work is broken off on a public building , whatever injury is actually ...
... party , is to allow for the loss actually sustained , and the clear profits which he would have realized had he been allowed to complete the contract . Thus , where work is broken off on a public building , whatever injury is actually ...
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... party , refuses to give up the vessel to the owner , keeps it in Southern waters until it rots away from exposure , and finally attempts , by an executive manoeuvre , to keep back final compensation at the reduced rate , until he has ...
... party , refuses to give up the vessel to the owner , keeps it in Southern waters until it rots away from exposure , and finally attempts , by an executive manoeuvre , to keep back final compensation at the reduced rate , until he has ...
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