· 3/15/1957
United States v. Addye
Citations
- 7 C.M.A. 643
- 7 USCMA 643
- 23 C.M.R. 107
- 1957 CMA LEXIS 522
- 1957 WL 4440
How courts have described this case
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- noting that the “broad Government discretion in fixing pay under Section 5348 [has been] repeatedly upheld” in eases brought under the PRSA
- \We think the 'public interest' exception was written to provide flexibility needed to eliminate anomalies and inequities that might arise from a too literal conformity to industry practices. It was not written to authorize a complete frustration of the Congressional scheme.\
- “We think the ‘public interest’ exception was written to provide flexibility needed to eliminate anomalies and inequities that might arise from a too literal conformity to industry practices. It was not written to authorize a complete frustration of the Congressional scheme.”
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Judges: Ferguson, Latimer, Quinn
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