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Abstract
Under many collective bargaining contracts calling for arbitration of disputes, sooner or later a question has arisen whether the arbitrator has authority and power to arbitrate a particular issue. While this is obviously an oversimplification, it is a statement of the problem of arbitrability. Involuntary arbitration of labor disputes the question of the "scope of arbitration" may arise in either of two situations: (1) in the formulation of new contracts; or (2) in the disposition of grievances under existing contracts. This Note will consider only arbitration of the latter type.
Recommended Citation
Clyde H. Brockett Jr. and William Merlin,
Arbitrability Under Collective Bargaining Agreements,
4 Vanderbilt Law Review
844
(1951)
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