United States v. Weil
United States Court of Claims
In Hquity. The Reporters' statement of tbe case: The facts of the case appear sufficiently in the opinion of the court. . .
1Opinion of the CourtWeldoN, J.
On the 14th day of Jufy, 1868, the United States entered into a convention with the Republic of Mexico, for the appointment and organization of a commission to adjust and determine such claims of citizens of the United States against the Republic of Mexico, and claims of citizens of said Republic against the United States, as had been presented to the Government of either party to said convention, for its interposition with the other since February 3, 1848, and which might be presented to the commissioners to be appointed under said convention within eleven months from the day of their first…
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