Cases Decided in the United States Court of Claims ... with Report of Decisions of the Supreme Court in Court of Claims Cases, Volume 154The Court, 1968 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... defendant's agent noted on the freight bill : This shipment was received at Brookley AFB in a very wet condition . Subject to inspection for damage . A. J. Taylor 2/14/56 Concurring Opinion by Judge Laramore 154 Ct . Cl . GORDONS ...
... defendant's agent noted on the freight bill : This shipment was received at Brookley AFB in a very wet condition . Subject to inspection for damage . A. J. Taylor 2/14/56 Concurring Opinion by Judge Laramore 154 Ct . Cl . GORDONS ...
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... defendant suffered was due to defendant's own negligent handling of the freight after plaintiff delivered it to defendant , as well as to the perform- ance of unnecessary services in rehabilitating the freight so as to put it into ...
... defendant suffered was due to defendant's own negligent handling of the freight after plaintiff delivered it to defendant , as well as to the perform- ance of unnecessary services in rehabilitating the freight so as to put it into ...
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... defendant's unloaders carefully unloaded and kept the wet cartons segregated from the dry , in the same manner in which plaintiff had loaded the trailer at Memphis , defendant would have had to perform repair services only on such 52 ...
... defendant's unloaders carefully unloaded and kept the wet cartons segregated from the dry , in the same manner in which plaintiff had loaded the trailer at Memphis , defendant would have had to perform repair services only on such 52 ...
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... defendant did , it was therefore due to the negligence of defendant's own em- ployees . But it further argues that it was , in any event , not necessary for defendant to go to the extent it did in treating , processing , and protecting ...
... defendant did , it was therefore due to the negligence of defendant's own em- ployees . But it further argues that it was , in any event , not necessary for defendant to go to the extent it did in treating , processing , and protecting ...
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... defendant that the trailer would not be unloaded As set forth in footnote 3 , the " loading plan " which purportedly showed the claimed arrangement of loading was never produced . Defendant's un- loaders testified they saw no such ...
... defendant that the trailer would not be unloaded As set forth in footnote 3 , the " loading plan " which purportedly showed the claimed arrangement of loading was never produced . Defendant's un- loaders testified they saw no such ...
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action agreement Air Force amended amount appeal applicable approved Army Attorney August 24 Board cartons charges cofferdam Commissioner Company Contracting Officer contractor costs Court 154 Ct December December 31 deed of trust defendant defendant's Department determined dewatering discharge Dixie Gilmore Don Gilmore employee engine entitled to recover equipment estimated evidence Fact 154 Ct February February 19 filed Findings of Fact freight furnished Government income Irby January judgment July June labor letter liquidated damages Lloyd-La Follette Act March March 23 Maritime material ment military Moretrench October October 25 operation Opinion paid patent payment percent Performance Rating period petition Philips plaintiff plant prior Pumping Station pursuant Ralphs regulations reimbursement request reserve September ship shipment specifications Stat subsidy summary judgment Task Order termination tests tiff tion tract 44 trailer United vessels Veterans wellpoints
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