· 5/15/1876
Mears v. Stewart
Citations
- 31 Ark. 17
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- noting that the government sought, in its counterclaim, liquidated damages in an amount greater than what it retained from the contract price
- noting “where evidence is introduced at trial to establish a properly pled issue, implied consent may not be assumed as to issues not pled”
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