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· 2/18/1975

Kentucky Carbon Corp. v. Interior Board of Mine Operations Appeals

Citations

  • 420 U.S. 938
  • 95 S. Ct. 1149

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that proof of union’s breach of duty to fairly represent is an “essential element” of employee’s hybrid suit
  • holding that orders and rulings that merge with consent judgments “are subject to the general rule of non-appealability”
  • noting the well-accepted rule that a party generally may not appeal from a consent judgment
  • noting the well-accepted rule that a party generally may not appeal from a consent judgment
  • noting the well-accepted rule that a party generally may not appeal from a consent judgment
  • noting the well-accepted rule that a party generally may not appeal from a consent judgment

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