Abstract
The article analyses a number of notorious decisions of the Ruling Senate, in which it interpreted some difficult pieces of legislation concerning disputes between the Treasury and its contractors. It gives an account of the legal discussions about these decisions and practical results thereof, shows their influence on legislation and explains which lessons for the present and future can be learnt from this story.
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