Official Opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States: Advising the President and Heads of Departments, in Relation to Their Official Duties, Volume 40U.S. Government Printing Office, 1949 |
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... conclusion reached in 34 Op . A. G. 171 that the Mineral Leasing Act of February 25 , 1920 , has peculiar application to the public domain is approved . The statute does not authorize leases with respect to lands acquired by the War ...
... conclusion reached in 34 Op . A. G. 171 that the Mineral Leasing Act of February 25 , 1920 , has peculiar application to the public domain is approved . The statute does not authorize leases with respect to lands acquired by the War ...
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... conclusion reached . It may be possible to distinguish Executive Order Indian Reservations from lands purchased for river and harbor im- provements and it may be that the Attorney General could have reached the conclusion upon some ...
... conclusion reached . It may be possible to distinguish Executive Order Indian Reservations from lands purchased for river and harbor im- provements and it may be that the Attorney General could have reached the conclusion upon some ...
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... conclusion re- ceives added support from the fact that the Congress has since amended or supplemented the Leasing Act on several occasions1 but without extending its scope beyond that which had been attributed to it . United States v ...
... conclusion re- ceives added support from the fact that the Congress has since amended or supplemented the Leasing Act on several occasions1 but without extending its scope beyond that which had been attributed to it . United States v ...
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... conclusion . Since section 10 of the Hatch Act provides that the stat- ute shall be in addition to and not in substitution for exist- ing law , the question is whether the provisions of the civil service rules permitting the imposition ...
... conclusion . Since section 10 of the Hatch Act provides that the stat- ute shall be in addition to and not in substitution for exist- ing law , the question is whether the provisions of the civil service rules permitting the imposition ...
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... conclusion is inescapable that the Commission is vested with discretion not to require the removal of an employee if it determines that the violation does not justify or warrant his removal . III The third question is whether employees ...
... conclusion is inescapable that the Commission is vested with discretion not to require the removal of an employee if it determines that the violation does not justify or warrant his removal . III The third question is whether employees ...
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