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Observations on the opinion of the Acting Attorney General (Mr Ball) as to the Liability of the Government resume Mt Duddell's Grown Lot
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The Acting Attorney General
has founded his opinion upon the analogy, which he conceives to exist between this case and the
Cases decided under the hands
Clauses Act; but
presents itself to
A
distinction
my mind, sufficient to throw some doubt
upon the liability of the Government, under the circumstances, to resume
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The Acting Attorney General has founded his opinion upon the analogy, which he conceives to exist between this case and the cases decided under the Hands Clauses Act; but a distinction presents itself to my mind, sufficient to throw some doubt upon the liability of the Government, under the circumstances, to resume.
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