The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS . WHAT are the " Alabama claims " ? If the case of the United States of America v . Great Britain were ... claim so large in amount , and so well founded in justice , can be waived or abandoned on our part . It is very ...
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS . WHAT are the " Alabama claims " ? If the case of the United States of America v . Great Britain were ... claim so large in amount , and so well founded in justice , can be waived or abandoned on our part . It is very ...
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... claims are , and on what grounds we undertake to maintain them . And , first of all , we are to bear in mind that our claim is against the British gov- ernment for its own sins of omission or commission . This is a mat- ter in which we ...
... claims are , and on what grounds we undertake to maintain them . And , first of all , we are to bear in mind that our claim is against the British gov- ernment for its own sins of omission or commission . This is a mat- ter in which we ...
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... claims , that nothing has been recovered . Can our government charge these claims against England , and have them allowed , and then refuse to pay them over to the losers ? The next item of claim on our part would seem to be certain ...
... claims , that nothing has been recovered . Can our government charge these claims against England , and have them allowed , and then refuse to pay them over to the losers ? The next item of claim on our part would seem to be certain ...
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... claim , we should certainly find ourselves embarrassed with certain well established , and not wholly pedantic , rules , familiar to the courts of law , as to remote and proximate causes of damage . The merchant , whose ship and cargo ...
... claim , we should certainly find ourselves embarrassed with certain well established , and not wholly pedantic , rules , familiar to the courts of law , as to remote and proximate causes of damage . The merchant , whose ship and cargo ...
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... claim for pecuniary indemnity . According to well established legal principles , our claim , so far as it is merely of a pecu- niary character , must be confined to losses by actual depredations . In an action against the worthy Captain ...
... claim for pecuniary indemnity . According to well established legal principles , our claim , so far as it is merely of a pecu- niary character , must be confined to losses by actual depredations . In an action against the worthy Captain ...
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