The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... received by the public officer must have been used for a lawful purpose , and not for his private benefit , the foundation of the action being the advantage actually accruing to the Government.1 And agency may be either expressly named ...
... received by the public officer must have been used for a lawful purpose , and not for his private benefit , the foundation of the action being the advantage actually accruing to the Government.1 And agency may be either expressly named ...
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... sentences in Act March 2 , 1861 , ch . 84 , § 10. And see also Act June 23 , 1866 , ch . 138 , § 2 , which has not yet received judicial interpretation . jection of bids , and decides on his official responsibility 14 GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS .
... sentences in Act March 2 , 1861 , ch . 84 , § 10. And see also Act June 23 , 1866 , ch . 138 , § 2 , which has not yet received judicial interpretation . jection of bids , and decides on his official responsibility 14 GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS .
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... received with great favor , as if it embodied a large amount of practical wisdom . We are usually told that our claim is one that will " keep " ; that England has established a precedent that we can follow hereafter with much advantage ...
... received with great favor , as if it embodied a large amount of practical wisdom . We are usually told that our claim is one that will " keep " ; that England has established a precedent that we can follow hereafter with much advantage ...
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... received injuries therefrom . The cause of the carriage getting off the line and upsetting was the breaking of the tire of one of the wheels , and such breaking arose from a latent defect in the tire , which was not attributable to any ...
... received injuries therefrom . The cause of the carriage getting off the line and upsetting was the breaking of the tire of one of the wheels , and such breaking arose from a latent defect in the tire , which was not attributable to any ...
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... received by the plaintiff while a passenger upon the defendants ' railroad . The court adopt the rule laid down in Ingalls v . Bills ; 2 and the case seems to have been left to the jury throughout , on the question of negligence . The ...
... received by the plaintiff while a passenger upon the defendants ' railroad . The court adopt the rule laid down in Ingalls v . Bills ; 2 and the case seems to have been left to the jury throughout , on the question of negligence . The ...
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