Cases Decided in the Court of Claims of the United States, Volume 98U.S. Government Printing Office, 1943 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... respect to the extensions of time under the contract requested by plaintiff and sought plaintiff's assur- ance that no claims relating to the contract would be made by it . Plaintiff's representative said that no claims would be made ...
... respect to the extensions of time under the contract requested by plaintiff and sought plaintiff's assur- ance that no claims relating to the contract would be made by it . Plaintiff's representative said that no claims would be made ...
Page 31
... respect thereto . Plaintiff's unsatisfactory record and the charges which had been made against him were discussed between plaintiff and the Board . As a result of this hearing plaintiff did not satisfactorily meet the charges . The ...
... respect thereto . Plaintiff's unsatisfactory record and the charges which had been made against him were discussed between plaintiff and the Board . As a result of this hearing plaintiff did not satisfactorily meet the charges . The ...
Page 77
... respect to the second cause of action , as set forth in paragraph Nine of the Second Amended Petition , regard- ing the guide wall , in lieu of offering testimony , and the com- missioner so finds as follows : That in the construction ...
... respect to the second cause of action , as set forth in paragraph Nine of the Second Amended Petition , regard- ing the guide wall , in lieu of offering testimony , and the com- missioner so finds as follows : That in the construction ...
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... respect , but only labor of such quality as might be expected when all the circumstances , as well as the purposes of the act , were taken into considera- tion . It was its duty under the contract to select the labor that it found ...
... respect , but only labor of such quality as might be expected when all the circumstances , as well as the purposes of the act , were taken into considera- tion . It was its duty under the contract to select the labor that it found ...
Page 90
... respect to the facts , and no evidence was intro- duced . Plaintiff had claimed a much larger amount , but in accordance with the agreement this claim was reduced to the amount set forth in the stipulation and it is practically con ...
... respect to the facts , and no evidence was intro- duced . Plaintiff had claimed a much larger amount , but in accordance with the agreement this claim was reduced to the amount set forth in the stipulation and it is practically con ...
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