· 6/2/1992
Kent v. Director, Mo. Dept. of Elem. & SEC. Educ.
Citations
- 792 F. Supp. 59
- 1992 WL 126270
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- receipt of a right-to-sue letter is a condition precedent to bringing an employment discrimination suit
- as in Title VII cases, receipt of a Right to Sue letter is a prerequisite to bringing suit under Title I of the ADA
- receipt of a right-to-sue letter is a prerequisite to bringing suit under Title I of the ADA
- “A right-to-sue letter is no longer considered a jurisdictional prerequisite to bringing a Title VII claim, however, receipt of a right-to-sue letter is a statutory prerequisite, that is, a condition precedent to bringing a discrimination suit.”
- “A right-to-sue letter is no longer considered a jurisdictional prerequisite to bringing a Title VII claim, however, receipt of a right-to-sue letter is a statutory prerequisite, that is, a condition precedent to bringing a discrimination suit.”
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