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U.S. | 1933-02-06
288 U.S. 590 Supreme Court of the United States (1933) Positive Treatment
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  • …riation made by Congress for the payment of such losses.” The District Court sustained the position of the Secretary. Its judgment was reversed by the Court of Appeals of the District, 61 App. D.C. 324; 62 F. (2d) 863. This Court granted certiorari, 288 U.S. 590. We think the District Court was right. First. The Corporation contends that in computing losses which “have,been suffered” as of March 2, 1919, no distinction can be drawn betweén the' principal of the loan and the interest thereon; that as the am…

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