Suits against officers involving the doctrine of sovereign immunity have been classified into four general groups by Justice Frankfurter.
The same remark applies also to the case of Barrett v. Bla--grave (5 Ves. 555), which involved the doctrine of part performance, the tenant having enjoyed the benefits of the lease.
Walters attempted legal somersaults involving the doctrine of "patent exhaustion" to try to argue that patent law didn't extend to progeny of the seeds -- but this seemed just to exhaust the justices.
He does not explain why this is, but no doubt it involves the theological doctrine of the fall.
This project matters for questions in the philosophy of mind, but also for ethics, where it is involved in the doctrine of double effect, for epistemology, and most obviously, for the nature of practical reason.
First, the doctrine would have provided a justification for the removal of Saddam Hussein from Iraq that did not involve the Bush doctrine of military pre-emption.
The completion of contracts by the state receiver and the procuring of materials therefor had been authorized at the creditors' meeting, in which the petitioning creditor participated, and the work had been entered upon, and it is possible that a state of facts might have existed which would involve the application of the doctrine of estoppel to some extent.
This will involve a brief explanation of the doctrine of lex specialis, necessary for identifying the applicable law during non-international armed conflicts, and the standards to which parties to the conflict may be held.
After all, the Hamilton and Jefferson duel involved more than lofty debates over the doctrine of implied powers -- at one point Washington's government was all but paralyzed over the appointment of a comptroller to the Treasury.
LET, I, 40 [#16]; D, 3.13/156) Third, the doctrine of eternal damnation clearly involves excessive punishment — even for the worst of crimes.
