Consolidated Freightways v. National Labor Relations Board, Charles Hennessey, Intervenor

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• requiring only that the objection be “evident by the context in which it is raised”
• “[A] party who has limited his objections before the Board to one issue will not be allowed to raise a different issue on appeal.”
• \Cases interpreting section 10(e) look to whether a party's exceptions are sufficiently specific to apprise the Board that an issue might be pursued on appeal.\
• \[T]he critical inquiry is whether the objections made before the Board were adequate to put the Board on notice that the issue might be pursued on appeal\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).