Walker v. Waltham Housing Authority

How courts have described this case

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• noting “[m]ost of the authorities say that one side cannot carry its affirmative burden of proof on a fact by pointing to the possibility that the jury disbelieved the other side’s denial of the fact”
• requiring improper motive, not concern for business interests, to be demonstrated
• requiring improper motive, not concern for business interests, to be demonstrated
• trial judge was \unquestionably within her authority in holding that the equities did not warrant [reinstatement to public job]\

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