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Injunction Litigation Under Section 10(e), 10(j), and 10(l), Fiscal Year 1982

printed as Table 20 · source page 327 · nlrb1982_p0327_t0

Total proceedingsInjunctions proceedingsTotal dispositionsDisposition of injunctionsPending in district court Sept. 30, 1982
Total proceedingsPending in district court Oct. 1, 1981Filed in district court fiscal year 1982Total dispositionsGrantedDeniedSettledWithdrawnDismissedInactivePending in district court Sept. 30, 1982
Under Sec. 10(e) Total50555000000
Under Sec. 10(j) Total5294352238154200
8(a)(1)10161212000
8(a)(1)(2)10111000000
8(a)(1)(3)16313158331000
8(a)(1)(4)10111000000
8(a)(1)(5)81776010000
8(a)(1)(2)(5)20220020000
8(a)(1)(3)(4)31220010100
8(a)(1)(3)(5)13310103240100
8(a)(1)(2)(3)(5)10120101000
8(a)(1)(3)(4)(5)11010010000
8(b)(1)40442020000
8(b)(3)10111000000
Under Sec. 10(l) Total11717100117656381520
8(b)(4)(B)54114363326211210
8(b)(4)(B)(C)50522000000
8(b)(4)(B), 8(b)(4)(D)50500000000
8(b)(4)(B), 8(e)11000000000
8(b)(4)(B)(C), 8(b)(7)(C)20200000000
8(b)(4)(D)240242618070010
8(b)(4)(D), 8(b)(4)(B)10100000000
8(b)(7)(A), 8(b)(4)(D)10100000000
8(b)(7)(A)41342010100
8(b)(7)(B)(D)22000000000
8(b)(7)(C)171162211090200
8(b)(7)(D)11000000000

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Reader’s notes

p. 327. Twelve columns: stub (no stub heading is printed; the top-left cell is blank), Total proceedings, the two "Injunctions proceedings" columns (Pending Oct. 1, 1981 / Filed fiscal year 1982), Total dispositions, the six "Disposition of injunctions" columns (Granted, Denied, Settled, Withdrawn, Dismissed, Inactive), and Pending in district court Sept. 30, 1982. Periods: the scan renders abbreviation points and the dots of "i" very faintly throughout (e.g. "Pendıng ın dıstrıct"). I have transcribed "Sec.", "Oct." and "Sept." with the points that the spacing indicates are printed; if the source genuinely omits them, those three cells/labels would drop a period each. Row "8(a)(1)(2)", column Denied: the glyph is badly degraded and reads as a small smudge rather than a clean digit. I transcribed it as 0; the printed column total for Sec. 10(j) Denied (8) equals the sum of the other listed rows (2+3+2+1), which leaves exactly 0 for this cell, so 0 is almost certainly what is printed. Row "Under Sec. 10(e) Total", column Total proceedings: the footnote marker 1 is printed raised and to the LEFT of the value ("¹ 5"); recorded as 5^1. Row label "8(b)(7)(B)(D)": the subsection string is unusual (8(b)(7) has subparagraphs A–C), but the ")(" glyph pattern in this row matches every other row's, so it is transcribed as printed. The ")(" sequences throughout are low-contrast and can look like an "X" at this resolution; all were read as ")(" consistently with standard NLRB section notation. All printed row/column totals in both the Sec. 10(j) and Sec. 10(l) panels add up to the listed detail rows; no internal inconsistencies found.

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Source page 327 of NLRB FY1982 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1982, p. 327.

Source data: U.S. NLRB Annual Reports (public domain). Reconstruction by NLRB Stats Archive. Read by claude-opus-5 (effort max, prompt extract_v1) from the 300-dpi scan; stitched by page. Updated October 2026.