The Federal Reporter, Volumen179West Publishing Company, 1910 Includes cases argued and determined in the District Courts of the United States and, Mar./May 1880-Oct./Nov. 1912, the Circuit Courts of the United States; Sept./Dec. 1891-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Circuit Courts of Appeals of the United States; Aug./Oct. 1911-Jan./Feb. 1914, the Commerce Court of the United States; Sept./Oct. 1919-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia. |
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... ( 5 ) That the plaintiff and the defendant , David E. Burley , were unable to agree upon the value of said lands , or the price to be paid therefor by the plaintiff . " And as conclusions of law from the foregoing facts 179 FEDERAL REPORTER .
... ( 5 ) That the plaintiff and the defendant , David E. Burley , were unable to agree upon the value of said lands , or the price to be paid therefor by the plaintiff . " And as conclusions of law from the foregoing facts 179 FEDERAL REPORTER .
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... paid into court , the judgment and order of condemnation was made . The case comes here upon writ of error from the judgment . John G. Willis , for plaintiff in error . C. H. Lingenfelter , U. S. Atty . , and B. E. Stoutemyer , for ...
... paid into court , the judgment and order of condemnation was made . The case comes here upon writ of error from the judgment . John G. Willis , for plaintiff in error . C. H. Lingenfelter , U. S. Atty . , and B. E. Stoutemyer , for ...
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... paid therefor . " The act of June 17 , 1902 , not only recognizes the Constitution and laws of the state providing for the appropriation of its waters and the reclamation of its arid lands , but it requires that the Secretary of the ...
... paid therefor . " The act of June 17 , 1902 , not only recognizes the Constitution and laws of the state providing for the appropriation of its waters and the reclamation of its arid lands , but it requires that the Secretary of the ...
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... paid . " On this bill Brown and Budd were , September 11 , 1902 , appointed receivers for Pennsylvania with powers similar , save as to territory , to those conferred on them in New Jersey . The court , however , made no order or decree ...
... paid . " On this bill Brown and Budd were , September 11 , 1902 , appointed receivers for Pennsylvania with powers similar , save as to territory , to those conferred on them in New Jersey . The court , however , made no order or decree ...
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... paid the assessment as he may be advised by coun- sel , and for leave to file a single bill in equity in this cause against such hold- ers of the preferred stock of the American Alkali Company who have not paid the assessment aforesaid ...
... paid the assessment as he may be advised by coun- sel , and for leave to file a single bill in equity in this cause against such hold- ers of the preferred stock of the American Alkali Company who have not paid the assessment aforesaid ...
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