The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... present such legislation as will equitably and fully do all that can be justly claimed of the government in this behalf . " But if no one has any legal or equitable claim to any part of the sum awarded , surely Congress will not give it ...
... present such legislation as will equitably and fully do all that can be justly claimed of the government in this behalf . " But if no one has any legal or equitable claim to any part of the sum awarded , surely Congress will not give it ...
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... present . Mr. Edmunds's bill passed the Senate by 30 votes to 18 , with 25 absentees . Mr. Butler's bill passed the House by 93 to 53 ( Feb. 15th ) ; Mr. Poland's bill , which had been moved as an amendment , having previously been ...
... present . Mr. Edmunds's bill passed the Senate by 30 votes to 18 , with 25 absentees . Mr. Butler's bill passed the House by 93 to 53 ( Feb. 15th ) ; Mr. Poland's bill , which had been moved as an amendment , having previously been ...
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... present such a claim held by one of her subjects as a claim upon the justice of our government , it would be matter of regret that we had not cheerfully and gladly conceded it beforehand . It is purely a mercantile question , to whom ...
... present such a claim held by one of her subjects as a claim upon the justice of our government , it would be matter of regret that we had not cheerfully and gladly conceded it beforehand . It is purely a mercantile question , to whom ...
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try for the present purpose , it is enough to say that they have no elaim on the funds of the insurers . The merchants ' claim on the country would be stronger than it is if the British government had been held responsible for the acts ...
try for the present purpose , it is enough to say that they have no elaim on the funds of the insurers . The merchants ' claim on the country would be stronger than it is if the British government had been held responsible for the acts ...
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... present form in our law . " Satius enim est et melius nocentem et facinorosum relinquere , quam innocentem punire et damnare . " Farin . Tract . de Test . , in lect Nicol . de Lescut , c . 6. " Ad condemnandum vero probationes luce ...
... present form in our law . " Satius enim est et melius nocentem et facinorosum relinquere , quam innocentem punire et damnare . " Farin . Tract . de Test . , in lect Nicol . de Lescut , c . 6. " Ad condemnandum vero probationes luce ...
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