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· 1/4/1984

George Day Construction Co., Inc. v. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local 354

Citations

  • 722 F.2d 1471
  • 115 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2459
  • 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 26718

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  • determining that, although an arbitrator’s view of the law might be open to serious question, an award that is within the terms of the submission will not be set aside for error in law or fact
  • deferring to an arbitrator's jurisdictional ruling because \[t]he parties have delegated that decision to the arbitrator and we may not 'second-guess' him\
  • arbitral award which represents plausible interpretation of contract must be enforced notwithstanding erroneousness of legal conclusions
  • employer’s unilateral act of withdrawing from multi-employer bargaining unit and subcontracting projects to nonunion workers violated agreement’s no-subcontracting clause
  • employer's unilateral act of withdrawing from multi-employer bargaining unit and subcontracting projects to nonunion workers violated agreement's no-subcontracting clause
  • employer may seek declaratory and injunctive relief barring arbitration of grievance after expiration of contractual duty to arbitrate

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Judges: Wallace, Tang, Nelson

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