United States Supreme Court Reports, 81. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1986 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 86.
304. lappuse
... concluded that terms of the power sales need not be the same as they had been under the 1975 contracts . Those contracts had provided that a portion of the power supplied to DSIs could be interrupted " at any time , " thus making that ...
... concluded that terms of the power sales need not be the same as they had been under the 1975 contracts . Those contracts had provided that a portion of the power supplied to DSIs could be interrupted " at any time , " thus making that ...
610. lappuse
... concluded that retroactive application of with- drawal liability violated the Due Process Clause because employers had reasonably relied on the contin- gent withdrawal liability provisions included in ERISA prior to passage of the MPPAA ...
... concluded that retroactive application of with- drawal liability violated the Due Process Clause because employers had reasonably relied on the contin- gent withdrawal liability provisions included in ERISA prior to passage of the MPPAA ...
741. lappuse
... concluded that since , under past Board precedent , backpay is nor- mally tolled during [ 467 US 889 ] those periods in which employees are not available for employment , an ordinary back- pay award could not be ordered in this case ...
... concluded that since , under past Board precedent , backpay is nor- mally tolled during [ 467 US 889 ] those periods in which employees are not available for employment , an ordinary back- pay award could not be ordered in this case ...
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