International Ass'n of Bridge v. J & N Steel & Erection Co.
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1DissentDaughtrey, Circuit Judge
DAUGHTREY, Circuit Judge.
The majority holds that the Unions, by their conduct, explicitly terminated the collective bargaining agreements at issue in this case, relieving J&N Steel of its contractual obligation to arbitrate all disputes arising from those agreements. I believe the question of whether the Unions’ conduct may constitute proper notice of termination such that J & N’s obligations would end is a question that must be submitted to arbitration under the agreements’ express terms. I therefore find the resolution of that question to lie outside the purview of both this court and the…
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