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... expressing the view of six members of the Court , it was held that a showing of irreparable harm was necessary in order for a private litigant to obtain injunctive relief for a violation of § 13 ( d ) , and that no such showing had been ...
... expressing the view of six members of the Court , it was held that a showing of irreparable harm was necessary in order for a private litigant to obtain injunctive relief for a violation of § 13 ( d ) , and that no such showing had been ...
Side 281
... expressing the view of six members of the court , it was held that ( 1 ) although the award of backpay under Title VII was a matter for the discretion of the District Court , a determination that an employer's breach of Title VII was ...
... expressing the view of six members of the court , it was held that ( 1 ) although the award of backpay under Title VII was a matter for the discretion of the District Court , a determination that an employer's breach of Title VII was ...
Side 320
... expressing the view that the union and its officials were entitled to a jury trial under 18 USCS § 3692 . Jury § 13 - HEADNOTES Classified to U. S. Supreme Court Digest , Lawyers ' Edition - - right to jury trial criminal contempt ...
... expressing the view that the union and its officials were entitled to a jury trial under 18 USCS § 3692 . Jury § 13 - HEADNOTES Classified to U. S. Supreme Court Digest , Lawyers ' Edition - - right to jury trial criminal contempt ...
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