Connecticut Bar Journal, Volumes 6-7State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1932 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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... period after presentation , will not defeat the will of the people as expressed by Congress , unless the Presi- dent is prevented by the adjournment from returning within that period a bill not approved by him . The Pocket Veto case ...
... period after presentation , will not defeat the will of the people as expressed by Congress , unless the Presi- dent is prevented by the adjournment from returning within that period a bill not approved by him . The Pocket Veto case ...
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... period of ten days for the consideration of bills presented to the Governor while the legislature remain in actual session . It is plain that the authors of the Constitution considered that period sufficiently long for the performance ...
... period of ten days for the consideration of bills presented to the Governor while the legislature remain in actual session . It is plain that the authors of the Constitution considered that period sufficiently long for the performance ...
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... period . 4. That in the absence of constitutional regulation the legis- lature has power to regulate the time and manner of presenting bills to the executive , and that in case the legislature has not re- quired all bills to be ...
... period . 4. That in the absence of constitutional regulation the legis- lature has power to regulate the time and manner of presenting bills to the executive , and that in case the legislature has not re- quired all bills to be ...
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