Turnbull Cone Baking Company of Tennessee v. National Labor Relations Board

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• “If the Board errs in determining the proper legal standard, the appellate court may refuse enforcement on the grounds that the order has ‘no reasonable basis in law.’ ”
• evidence is considered substantial if it is adequate in a reasonable mind
• evidence is considered substantial if it is adequate in a reasonable mind
• per When they arrived at Hermitage the next morning, they curiam
• credibility determinations should not be disturbed by this Court
• credibility determinations should not be disturbed by this Court

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