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Home > Cases Phrase: discourage Page 1 of about 303 results (0.174 seconds)Adyan Sing Vs. Queen-empres
Court: Kolkata
Reported in: (1886)ILR13Cal121
ordero kinealy and agnew jj 1 in this case the prisoner has been convicted of causing grievous hurt and sentenced...
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Court: Chennai
Reported in: 36Ind.Cas.817; (1916)31MLJ712
abdur rahim officiating c j 1 the question referred to us is in these terms whether a tenant who has...
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Court: Patna
1 this appeal is on the order dated 24 september 2002 on c w j c no 10674 of 2002...
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Court: Kolkata
Reported in: (1884)ILR10Cal1027
tottenham j norris j concurring 1 we think that the order of the sessions judge directing a further enquiry in...
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Court: US Supreme Court
..... evidence to support the conclusion that the discrimination did or would encourage or discourage membership in any labor organization this conclusion was reached because the testimony of ..... unavailing where a natural consequence of his action was such encouragement or discouragement concluding that encouragement or discouragement will result it is presumed that he intended such consequence in .....
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Court: US Supreme Court
..... recognized that an employer can make reasonable business decisions unmotivated by an intent to discourage union membership or protected concerted activities although the foreseeable effect of these decisions ..... of a significant business justification for the employer s acts which tended to discourage union activity explains the dispensability of proof of discriminatory motivation in allis chalmers .....
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Court: US Supreme Court
..... the lockout does not carry with it any necessary implication that the employer acted to discourage union membership or otherwise discriminate against union members as such the purpose and effect ..... serving no significant employer interest in fact it is difficult to understand what tendency to discourage union membership or otherwise discriminate against union members was perceived by the board there .....
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Court: US Supreme Court
..... and is not justified by legitimate business reasons where as here the tendency to discourage membership is comparatively slight and the employer s conduct is reasonably adapted to achieve ..... activities i think the board s finding that this activity substantially burdens concerted activities and discourages union membership is far more consistent with erie resistor and industrial realities hence the .....
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Court: US Supreme Court
..... since it is reasonably tailored to achieve the state s legitimate objectives of discouraging frivolous appeals compensating appellees for the intangible costs of litigation and conserving judicial ..... do not question here reasonable procedural provisions to safeguard litigated property or to discourage patently insubstantial appeals citation omitted the statute therefore offends the equal protection .....
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Court: US Supreme Court
..... virginia lottery for ignorance s sake but to accommodate nonlottery states interest in discouraging public participation in lotteries even as they accommodate the countervailing interests of lottery ..... undermines the united states contention that nonlottery states have a substantial interest in discouraging their citizens from traveling across state lines and participating in a neighboring state .....
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