The American Law Review, Volume 48Little, Brown, and Company, 1914 - Law |
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... answer , it is because our system was in the judgment of the founders an experiment . We have tried it for one hundred and twenty - four years . Is it a success ? If so , let us go on with it courageously . If not 4 48 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... answer , it is because our system was in the judgment of the founders an experiment . We have tried it for one hundred and twenty - four years . Is it a success ? If so , let us go on with it courageously . If not 4 48 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
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... answer to the claim that stipulating a lesser than the real value was exemption from liability pro tanto was that the stipulation was in- tended to fix the real value , and was but liquidated dam- " a 226 U. S. 503 . " Bernard v . Adams ...
... answer to the claim that stipulating a lesser than the real value was exemption from liability pro tanto was that the stipulation was in- tended to fix the real value , and was but liquidated dam- " a 226 U. S. 503 . " Bernard v . Adams ...
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... answered and the clerk marking the package was ignorant of the value . The carrier claimed intentional misrepresentation of value to secure a less rate , but such misrepresentation consisted only in the recital in the receipt . The ...
... answered and the clerk marking the package was ignorant of the value . The carrier claimed intentional misrepresentation of value to secure a less rate , but such misrepresentation consisted only in the recital in the receipt . The ...
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... answering the suggestion that " Five Dollars " had no reference to real value , the Court said , 43 Citing Mugg Case , Henderson Elevator Case , and Kirby Case . 13 I. C. C. R. 550 . " This objection goes to the classification made in ...
... answering the suggestion that " Five Dollars " had no reference to real value , the Court said , 43 Citing Mugg Case , Henderson Elevator Case , and Kirby Case . 13 I. C. C. R. 550 . " This objection goes to the classification made in ...
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... answered that the parties agreed as well upon the printed matter as the written , and remarked that the same was true of the contract in Hart v . P. R. R. , saying verbatim ( p . 670 ) , " It is not unreasonable for the purpose of ...
... answered that the parties agreed as well upon the printed matter as the written , and remarked that the same was true of the contract in Hart v . P. R. R. , saying verbatim ( p . 670 ) , " It is not unreasonable for the purpose of ...
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