· 10/19/1949
Carlton Mills Co. v. Manocraft Clothes, Inc.
Citations
- 177 F.2d 199
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- holding that, where terminated firefighters alleged that the administrative procedures leading to their termination were biased and contrary to law, due process was satisfied by a “minimal” hearing followed by a “wholly adequate post-deprivation” Article 78 hearing
- “An Article 78 proceeding therefore constitutes a wholly adequate post-deprivation hearing for due process purposes”
- “An Article 78 proceeding . . . constitutes 8 a wholly adequate post-deprivation hearing for due process purposes.”
- “An Article 78 proceeding . . . constitutes a wholly adequate post-deprivation hearing for due process purposes.”
- “A denial by a district court of a claim of qualified immunity—to the extent that it turns on an issue of law—is a collateral order subject to immediate appeal.”
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