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United States Vs. Buchanan
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- Jan 01, 1850
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U.S. 83 (1850) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. BuchananSearch
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U.S. 8 How. 83 83 (1850) United States v. BuchananSearch
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We, the jury, empanelled in the case of United States v. McKeanSearch
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for which in point of law he was entitled to no extra compensation by way of commissions or otherwise. See Gratiot v. UnitedSearch
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on to justify such an allowance were both claims for what was deemed by the Court extra service. United States v. McDanielSearch
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and United States v. FillebrownSearch
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ruled, that a usage ought not to be permitted to be set up, where a rule, as here, is not doubtful, but settled. Brown v. JacksonSearch
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in order to be valid, be ancient, reasonable, and generally known, 3 Wash.C.C. 149, and also be certain, United States v. DuvalSearch
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a valid usage or custom, and that there was nothing properly to be left to the jury on the subject. In United States v. McDanielSearch
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cause of action, if only such as the defendant is entitled to a credit on, whether equitable or legal. United States v. WilkinsSearch
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Ripley v. UnitedSearch
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But any wrongs or torts done and any unliquidated damages claimed have never been permitted as a setoff. Butts v. CollinsSearch
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McDonald v. NeilsonSearch
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Heck v. SheenerSearch
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id. 14. This rule prevails when the United States are plaintiffs as well as individuals. United States v. RobesonSearch
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seems to be one between the two officers, rather than between one of them and the government. United States v. HawkinsSearch
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and when the liability of the government for his acts, private or public, is still more in doubt. Garland v. DavisSearch
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Duncan v. FindlaterSearch
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beyond his official authority, has not only the usual modes of redress against him in the judicial tribunals, Jones v. BirdSearch
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preliminary to its allowance in any form in the judicial tribunals against the government. See United States v. McDanielSearch
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This view is sustained by several adjudged cases, among which are United States v. KirkpatrickSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. BuchananSearch
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of United States v. McKeanSearch
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See Gratiot v. UnitedSearch
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Brown v. JacksonSearch
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United States v. DuvalSearch
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In United States v. McDanielSearch
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Butts v. CollinsSearch
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Garland v. DavisSearch
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Jones v. BirdSearch
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See United States v. McDanielSearch
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