Collection: Richard B. Lillich papers, 1906/1996 - ARVAS Search Results

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Lump Sum Correspondence. Lillich - India, 1976 Box MSS 97-1, Box 69

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Lump Sum Correspondence- Sri Lanka, 1982 Box MSS 97-1, Box 69

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Lump Sum Correspondence - Summer, 1969 Box MSS 97-1, Box 68

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Lump Sum Correspondence with Foreign Embassies A - Z, 1968/1971 Box MSS 97-1, Box 69

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Lump Sum Junk Agreements Box MSS 97-1, Box 69

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Malpractice, 1961 Box MSS 97-1, Box 25

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McCollough & Co., Inc. v. the Ministry Post, Telegraph and Telephone, the National Iranian Oil Co. and Bank Markazi, 1986 Box MSS 97-1, Box 52

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Memorandum Re: "Going - Concern Value as the Proper Measure of Compensation or Damages in International Expropriation or Breach-of-Contract Cases Involving Ongoing Businesses or Contract or Concession Rights", 1981 Box MSS 97-1, Box 52

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Memorial of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Response to the Reply Memorial of the United States, 1988 Box MSS 97-1, Box 52

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Miscellaneous case notes; handwritten notes Box MSS 97-1a, Box 74

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