· 1/20/1982
Raymond J. Donovan (Successor to Ray Marshall) Secretary of Labor v. Anheuser-Busch, Inc., and Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
Citations
- 666 F.2d 315
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that use of the phrase “such as” required the court to interpret an OSHA standard as reaching beyond the enumerated items to cover other, similar items “of the kind specified”
- concluding that use of the phrase “such as” required the court to interpret an OSHA standard as reaching beyond the enumerated items to cover other, similar items “of the kind specified”
- explaining that the use o'f “such as” in regulation indicates illustrative rather than exhaustive list
- addressing a regulation requiring railings on “platforms” and rejecting a limiting interpretation that would have excluded from coverage raised surfaces accessed by workers only on an intermittent rather than regular basis
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Judges: Lay, Arnold, Becker
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