United States Supreme Court Reports, 84. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1987 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.3. rezultāts no 48.
436. lappuse
... railroads , and their depen- dents , indirectly subsidized Amtrak in violation of private contractual rights under the Basic Agreements between the railroads and Amtrak relieving the railroads of pre - exist- ing obligations to furnish ...
... railroads , and their depen- dents , indirectly subsidized Amtrak in violation of private contractual rights under the Basic Agreements between the railroads and Amtrak relieving the railroads of pre - exist- ing obligations to furnish ...
440. lappuse
... railroad " of its entire responsibility for the provi- sion of Intercity Rail Passenger Ser- vice . " App . 13. The Agreements also required the railroads to make ser- vices , tracks , and facilities available and to protect employees ...
... railroad " of its entire responsibility for the provi- sion of Intercity Rail Passenger Ser- vice . " App . 13. The Agreements also required the railroads to make ser- vices , tracks , and facilities available and to protect employees ...
452. lappuse
... railroads ' existing contractual rights and duties . D The Court of Appeals concluded that , while the Basic Agreements might not expressly have relieved the railroads of the obligation to reimburse Amtrak for pass riders , they did ...
... railroads ' existing contractual rights and duties . D The Court of Appeals concluded that , while the Basic Agreements might not expressly have relieved the railroads of the obligation to reimburse Amtrak for pass riders , they did ...
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