United States Supreme Court Reports, 80. 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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276. lappuse
... limit would be unenforceable in the United States , since enforcement of the Convention required a factor for converting the liability limit into dollars and there was no United States legislation specifying a factor to be used by ...
... limit would be unenforceable in the United States , since enforcement of the Convention required a factor for converting the liability limit into dollars and there was no United States legislation specifying a factor to be used by ...
283. lappuse
... limit at $ 9.07 per pound . This tariff had been filed with and accepted by the CAB pursuant to § 403 ( a ) , and was squarely consistent with CAB Order 74-1-16 . The $ 9.07 - per - pound limit thus represented an Executive Branch ...
... limit at $ 9.07 per pound . This tariff had been filed with and accepted by the CAB pursuant to § 403 ( a ) , and was squarely consistent with CAB Order 74-1-16 . The $ 9.07 - per - pound limit thus represented an Executive Branch ...
284. lappuse
... limit therefore represents a choice by the CAB sufficiently consistent with the Convention's purposes . The Convention's first and most obvious purpose was to set some limit on a carrier's liability for lost cargo . Any conversion ...
... limit therefore represents a choice by the CAB sufficiently consistent with the Convention's purposes . The Convention's first and most obvious purpose was to set some limit on a carrier's liability for lost cargo . Any conversion ...
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