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FMSHRC ALJ decision Docket WEVA 86-379-D Decided February 13, 1987 Procedural Judge Avram Weisberger

Consolidation Coal Company

Consolidation Coal Company (FMSHRC WEVA 86-379-D): Supplemental order awards $1,563.13 and makes prior decision final

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Final ALJ decision, not Commission precedent
This decision became final under the 40-day rule in 30 U.S.C. § 823(d)(1) because no later Commission review appears in the official index. It binds the parties but is not Commission precedent. The full text below is from the official FMSHRC release.
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Plain-English summary

This supplemental decision followed an earlier decision in a discrimination proceeding involving Consolidation Coal Company. The parties agreed on the amounts owed to the complainant under two paragraphs of that earlier decision. Judge Avram Weisberger ordered the company to pay $775.25 in legal fees and costs and $787.88 under the earlier decision. The judge also stated that the January 12, 1987 decision was now final.

Decision snapshot

  • Cited standard(s): None stated in the decision.
  • Outcome: The respondent was ordered to pay $1,563.13 in agreed amounts, and the earlier decision was declared final.
  • Key point: The supplemental order resolved the amounts due and finalized the underlying decision.

Full text (FMSHRC public release)

CCASE:
CHARLES F. ROSE V. CONSOLIDATION COAL CO.
DDATE:
19870213
TTEXT:

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         Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission
               Office of Administrative Law Judges

CHARLES F. ROSE, DISCRIMINATION PROCEEDING
COMPLAINANT
v. Docket No. WEVA 86-379-D

CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY, MORG CD 86-11
RESPONDENT
Pursglove No. 15 Mine

                       SUPPLEMENTAL DECISION

Before: Judge Weisberger

 In my Decision in this matter, issued on January 12, 1987, I

directed counsel to submit to me a statement of their agreement
as to amounts owed to Complainant by Respondent pursuant to
paragraphs 3. and 4. of my Decision.

 On January 28, 1987, Complainant filed a statement that the

Parties had reached an agreement as to the amounts owed
Complainant pursuant to paragraphs 3. and 4. of my Decision.

   It is therefore ORDERED that:

 1. Within 30 days Respondent shall pay Complainant $775.25

as legal fees and costs and $787.88 as the amount due Complainant
pursuant to paragraph 4. of my Decision of January 12, 1987.

   2. My Decision of January 12, 1987 is NOW final.


                                   Avarm Weisberger
                                   Administrative Law Judge

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