judicial enforceability
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From 402 U.S. 570 - Chicago and North Western Railway Company v. United Transportation Union · 1971Most cited · 722 citing opinions
where the statutory language and legislative history are unclear, the propriety of judicial enforcement turns on the importance of the duty in the scheme of the Act, the capacity of the courts to enforce it effectively, and the necessity for judicial enforcement if the right of the aggrieved party is not to prove illusory.