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... clause in the contract , and that it would therefore be " inequitable and unjust " to hold that the clause applied to a continuation of the strike after April 10. We have already indicated the extent of the examiner's desire to resolve ...
... clause in the contract , and that it would therefore be " inequitable and unjust " to hold that the clause applied to a continuation of the strike after April 10. We have already indicated the extent of the examiner's desire to resolve ...
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... clause.2 It contends that since the agreement to arbitrate is the quid pro quo for the no- strike clause , 3 there has been a failure of consideration relieving it of the ob- ligation to arbitrate the discharges . Al- so advanced are ...
... clause.2 It contends that since the agreement to arbitrate is the quid pro quo for the no- strike clause , 3 there has been a failure of consideration relieving it of the ob- ligation to arbitrate the discharges . Al- so advanced are ...
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... clause , often viewed as the quid pro quo for the arbitration provision ( see Textile Workers Union v . Lincoln Mills , 353 U.S. 448 , 455 , 77 S.Ct. 912 , 1 L.Ed.2d 972 ( 1957 ) ) , was a sufficient ground for avoiding the Company's ...
... clause , often viewed as the quid pro quo for the arbitration provision ( see Textile Workers Union v . Lincoln Mills , 353 U.S. 448 , 455 , 77 S.Ct. 912 , 1 L.Ed.2d 972 ( 1957 ) ) , was a sufficient ground for avoiding the Company's ...
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