· 4/27/1959
Hyyppa v. United States
Citations
- 359 U.S. 978
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that unresolved calculation of “the precise amount of backpay ... was, therefore, a ‘ministerial’ detail, such as would not have prevented the [award] from being deemed final”
- “If the company wanted an unrestricted right of subcontracting it should have written it into the management-rights clause or created an express exception to the arbitration clause....”
- precise amount of backpay could be determined automatically without judgment or discretion by resort to companys records and this ministerial detail did not preclude finality
- precise amount of backpay could be determined “automatically” without judgment or discretion by resort to company’s records and this “ministerial” detail did not preclude finality
- precise amount of backpay could be determined “automatically” without judgment or discretion by resort to company’s records and this “ministerial” detail did not preclude finality
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