Intramural Law Review of New York University School of Law, 13. sējumsSchool of Law, New York University, 1958 |
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58. lappuse
... Board's view that a refusal to furnish information was , per se , a violation of Section 8 ( a ) ( 5 ) . The minority held that the Board was wrong in its view and that there was substantial evidence in the record to indicate that the ...
... Board's view that a refusal to furnish information was , per se , a violation of Section 8 ( a ) ( 5 ) . The minority held that the Board was wrong in its view and that there was substantial evidence in the record to indicate that the ...
59. lappuse
... Board's finding of bad - faith was predicated on three things , namely : refusal to meet and con- fer ; refusal to discuss pensions ( group insurance was dropped ) ; and refusal to furnish substantiating information . To state that the ...
... Board's finding of bad - faith was predicated on three things , namely : refusal to meet and con- fer ; refusal to discuss pensions ( group insurance was dropped ) ; and refusal to furnish substantiating information . To state that the ...
69. lappuse
... board of appeals has no power to rewrite the ordinance , but only to vary its application in a particular case . If there are a series of hardships in a given area the board should recommend to the city that the area be rezoned . It is ...
... board of appeals has no power to rewrite the ordinance , but only to vary its application in a particular case . If there are a series of hardships in a given area the board should recommend to the city that the area be rezoned . It is ...
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Liability of a Charitable Institution for the Acts | 25 |
Charging General Legacies on Realty in New York RICHARD T BROOKE | 38 |
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