· 11/8/1928
Texas & Pacific Railway Co. v. Robison
Citations
- 11 S.W.2d 1118
How courts have described this case
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- holding 17-day delay not unreasonable as a matter of law
- noting how, when an employee requests an accommodation from an employer, a delay of days or even months may be “reasonable”
- holding 17-day delay not unreasonable as a matter of law
- collecting cases finding delays between 15 days and several months reasonable along with cases finding an issue of fact as to reasonable- ness was raised with delays of sixteen months and multiple years
- “A relatively short delay of a few weeks (or even a few months) in approving a request typically does not support such a claim.”
- “relatively short delay” of several weeks or months 14 in approving a request typically does not support a claim of unreasonable delay (citing cases)
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Judges: Hodges
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