The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... amount of individual claims which were considered by the Tribunal , and that by no possibility of calculation of claims allowed , or of interest thereon , could the sum of $ 15,500,000 have been reached by the Tribunal as the amount of ...
... amount of individual claims which were considered by the Tribunal , and that by no possibility of calculation of claims allowed , or of interest thereon , could the sum of $ 15,500,000 have been reached by the Tribunal as the amount of ...
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... amount of indemnity to individual claimants ] , if it needed fortification , is strengthened by the fact that the arbitration chose to make an award of a gross sum as such indemnity , instead of sending the individual claimants to the ...
... amount of indemnity to individual claimants ] , if it needed fortification , is strengthened by the fact that the arbitration chose to make an award of a gross sum as such indemnity , instead of sending the individual claimants to the ...
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... amount , equal to the debt so redeemed , shall be invested in the five per cent registered bonds of the United States , to be held subject to the future disposition of Congress.1 On the side of the underwriters the argument , as ...
... amount , equal to the debt so redeemed , shall be invested in the five per cent registered bonds of the United States , to be held subject to the future disposition of Congress.1 On the side of the underwriters the argument , as ...
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... amount of all their losses , but interest thereon , " the latter to show that the Tribunal did take into account the very considerations now urged for not paying the in- surers their losses . They refer to the case of a vessel captured ...
... amount of all their losses , but interest thereon , " the latter to show that the Tribunal did take into account the very considerations now urged for not paying the in- surers their losses . They refer to the case of a vessel captured ...
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... amount of the actual loss sustained by the owner , however much that sum may fall short of the amount paid by the company by reason of the prop- erty having been overinsured . In the second place , wherever the owner puts forward a ...
... amount of the actual loss sustained by the owner , however much that sum may fall short of the amount paid by the company by reason of the prop- erty having been overinsured . In the second place , wherever the owner puts forward a ...
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