Jasper Cabinet Company v. United Steelworkers Of America

How courts have described this case

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• noting that it was permissible for arbitrator, in an effort to shed light on ambiguous terms of CBA, to consider bargaining history of agreement
• “[W]e have held that ‘contracts have implied as well as express terms, and the authority of the arbitrator to interpret a [CBA] includes the power to discover such terms.’ ”
• “[The arbitrator’s] examination of the contract articles and her reliance on the specific contract word ‘is’ in finding an implicit condition of reasonable time was contract interpretation — plain and simple.”
• “[The arbitrator’s] examination of the contract articles and her reliance on the specific contract word ‘is’ in finding an implicit condition of reasonable time was contract interpretation—plain and simple.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).