· 3/17/1961
Higgins v. Cardinal Manufacturing Co.
Citations
- 360 P.2d 456
- 188 Kan. 11
- 1961 Kan. LEXIS 241
- 47 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2782
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- holding that deduction of sum equal to union dues violates state constitutional amendment prohibiting employer from conditioning employment on union membership
- holding that deduction of sum equal to union dues violates state constitutional amendment prohibiting employer from conditioning employment on union membership
- it is \highly speculative\ to conclude legislature's failure to pass a bill on the subject at hand to be indicative of legislative intent; legislature may have considered the legislation unnecessary in light of current state law
- it is “highly speculative” to conclude legislature’s failure to pass a bill on the subject at hand to be in dicative of legislative intent; legislature may have considered the legislation unnecessary in light of current state law
- it is \highly speculative\ to conclude Legislature's failure to pass a bill on the subject at hand points to legislative intent; Legislature may have considered the legislation unnecessary because of current state law
- it is 'highly speculative' to conclude legislature's failure to pass a bill on the subject at hand to be indicative of legislative intent; legislature may have considered the legislation unnecessary in light of current state law
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Judges: Schroeder
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