· 5/22/1990
Challenger Caribbean Corporation v. Union General De Trabajadores De Puerto Rico
Citations
- 903 F.2d 857
- 134 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2330
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 8329
- 1990 WL 66563
How courts have described this case
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- holding that terms of CBA required application of Puerto Rico Law 80
- holding that terms of CBA required application of Puerto Rico Law 80
- the CBA language \all decisions shall be rendered according to law\ enabled arbitrator's application of Puerto Rico law
- “[I]f the arbitrator found no more than a violation of Law 80, an award of reinstatement and back pay would be improper.”
- the CBA language “all decisions shall be rendered according to law” enabled arbitrator’s application of Puerto Rico law
- the CBA language “all decisions shall be rendered according to law” enabled arbitrators application of Puerto Rico law
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Judges: Campbell, Selya, Cyr
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