The Federal Reporter, Volum 68Includes 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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Side 71
If the court had intended that the rents should be computed at the rate fixed in the
lease, and that the lease should control in estimating the rental value, it is
obvious that the clause above quoted from the opinion would have been entirely
...
If the court had intended that the rents should be computed at the rate fixed in the
lease, and that the lease should control in estimating the rental value, it is
obvious that the clause above quoted from the opinion would have been entirely
...
Side 103
If payment be made in Securities, instead of money, the contract company shall
be entitled to receive pro rata payments in the stocks and bonds of the railroad
company, after deducting the amounts paid in county bonds, as provided in
clause ...
If payment be made in Securities, instead of money, the contract company shall
be entitled to receive pro rata payments in the stocks and bonds of the railroad
company, after deducting the amounts paid in county bonds, as provided in
clause ...
Side 125
Neither of these contracts contained a clause imposing Secrecy upon either party
to it. At the trial of the case the Bonsack Company offered to read two depositions,
one of James B. Duke, a member of the firm of W. Duke, Sons & Co., and ...
Neither of these contracts contained a clause imposing Secrecy upon either party
to it. At the trial of the case the Bonsack Company offered to read two depositions,
one of James B. Duke, a member of the firm of W. Duke, Sons & Co., and ...
Side 128
And said clauses, and the provisions contained in them, not having been
embraced in the said contract of March 7, 1890, there can be no recovery, in any
event, on account of the royalties accruing after the date of said contract. “(7) The
court ...
And said clauses, and the provisions contained in them, not having been
embraced in the said contract of March 7, 1890, there can be no recovery, in any
event, on account of the royalties accruing after the date of said contract. “(7) The
court ...
Side 136
... Strouse, in detailing with precision the terms on which the Bonsack machines
were let to cigarette manufacturers, did not include in his statement of these terms
a clause declaring that the royalties specified should invariably be paid in cash.
... Strouse, in detailing with precision the terms on which the Bonsack machines
were let to cigarette manufacturers, did not include in his statement of these terms
a clause declaring that the royalties specified should invariably be paid in cash.
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