Detroit Motion Picture Projectionists Union, Local 199 v. Employment Relations Commission

I must respectfully dissent. I believe that doctrines limiting this Court’s review of Michigan Employment Relations Commission (MERC) decisions should not be invoked to let stand a clearly erroneous legal conclusion.

Defendant 96 Grand Corporation, owned by a four-person partnership named Krim Enterprises, leased a movie theater in Farmington and approached plaintiff, a union representing movie *462projectionists, with an invitation to bargain over projectionists’ terms and conditions of employment. In December, 1972, the parties reached a temporary oral agreement concerning wages to be paid…