United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volume 533United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 2000 |
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... concluded that interest should be awarded according to fairness considerations rather than a rigid theory of com- pensation for money withheld . Kansas ' argument that this Court has effectively foreclosed that equities - balancing ...
... concluded that interest should be awarded according to fairness considerations rather than a rigid theory of com- pensation for money withheld . Kansas ' argument that this Court has effectively foreclosed that equities - balancing ...
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... concluded that the unliquidated nature of Kansas ' money damages does not , in and of itself , bar an award of ... concluding that “ con- siderations of fairness , " Board of Comm'rs of Jackson Cty . v . United States , 308 U. S. 343 ...
... concluded that the unliquidated nature of Kansas ' money damages does not , in and of itself , bar an award of ... concluding that “ con- siderations of fairness , " Board of Comm'rs of Jackson Cty . v . United States , 308 U. S. 343 ...
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... concluded , Colorado knew or should have known that it was violating the Compact ) . On the other hand , Kansas has entered an exception , arguing that the accrual of interest should begin in 1950. We first address the rate question ...
... concluded , Colorado knew or should have known that it was violating the Compact ) . On the other hand , Kansas has entered an exception , arguing that the accrual of interest should begin in 1950. We first address the rate question ...
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... concluded that the economic consequences of Colorado's breach could best be remedied by an interest award that mirrors the cost of any additional borrowing the farmers may have been forced to undertake in order to compensate for lost ...
... concluded that the economic consequences of Colorado's breach could best be remedied by an interest award that mirrors the cost of any additional borrowing the farmers may have been forced to undertake in order to compensate for lost ...
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... conclude that its attack on Kansas ' conclusions is unpersuasive.8 8 We also agree with the Special Master's decision to disregard the Colorado expert's comparison of the numbers produced by Kansas ' model with numbers drawn from the ...
... conclude that its attack on Kansas ' conclusions is unpersuasive.8 8 We also agree with the Special Master's decision to disregard the Colorado expert's comparison of the numbers produced by Kansas ' model with numbers drawn from the ...
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