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· 9/15/1832

Linton v. Moore

Citations

  • 4 La. 434

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  • stating that in both Emery Air and Maryland Casualty , \the court addressed the merits of the petitioner's claim-the arbitrability of the dispute-before examining the irreparable injury prong\
  • stating that the Maryland Casualty \court found that the dispute was not subject to arbitration because the aggrieved employees pressing for arbitration were not covered by the parties' collective bargaining agreement\

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Judges: Martin

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