United States Supreme Court Reports, 82. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1986 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 86.
133. lappuse
... legislative history makes it impossi- ble to argue that Congress intended something contrary to the statutory language , the Board's conclusion about legislative intent concerning commercial paper appears to be compelled by statute . In ...
... legislative history makes it impossi- ble to argue that Congress intended something contrary to the statutory language , the Board's conclusion about legislative intent concerning commercial paper appears to be compelled by statute . In ...
194. lappuse
... legislative history that the Court cites to justify its result clearly support the contrary view . the legislative history , the Court be- Recognizing the clear import of in the " plain language " of the stat- gins by discovering ...
... legislative history that the Court cites to justify its result clearly support the contrary view . the legislative history , the Court be- Recognizing the clear import of in the " plain language " of the stat- gins by discovering ...
195. lappuse
... legislative history . The likely reason that the term " authorities " was used instead of a term such as " prohibi- tions " is simply that §5 ( b ) autho- rized a President to do much more than issue prohibitions , and Con- gress ...
... legislative history . The likely reason that the term " authorities " was used instead of a term such as " prohibi- tions " is simply that §5 ( b ) autho- rized a President to do much more than issue prohibitions , and Con- gress ...
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