Secretary of Labor v. Sellersburg Stone Company (ALJ decision, August 3, 1982)
Secretary of Labor v. Sellersburg Stone Company (FMSHRC LAKE 80-363-M): Typing error corrected in July decision
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Plain-English summary
Judge William Fauver issued a correction to his July 26, 1982 decision in the Sellersburg Stone penalty cases. On page two, line four, he changed the word “drill” to “check.” This order makes only that typing correction and states no new ruling on a citation or penalty.
Decision snapshot
- Cited standard(s): None identified in this correction.
- Outcome: July 26 decision amended by replacing “drill” with “check” on page two, line four.
- Key point: The correction changes one word in the earlier decision; it does not supply a new merits disposition.
Full text (FMSHRC public release)
CCASE:
SOL V. SELLERSBURG STONE
DDATE:
19820803
TTEXT:
~1508
Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission Office of Administrative Law Judges
SECRETARY OF LABOR,
Civil Penalty Proceedings
PETITIONER
v. Docket No. LAKE 80-363-M
AC No. 12-00109-050061
SELLERSBURG STONE COMPANY,
RESPONDENT Docket No. LAKE 80-364-M AC No. 12-00109-05007
CORRECTION OF TYPING ERROR IN DECISION
The decision entered on July 26, 1982, is corrected and amended, at page 2, the fourth line, by changing the word, "drill," to read, "check."
WILLIAM FAUVER
JUDGE
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