(The power of ALJ's decision in Board's review) NLRB v. Universal Camera Corp. (I): Rule of Law: A court of appeals is barred from considering the report of an examiner on questions of fact insofar as the report was rejected by the NLRB. NLRB v. Universal Camera Corp. (II): Rule of Law: A court of appeals is not to completely disregard an examiner's report which has been rejected by the NLRB (P) in its findings of fact, but must inquire into whether the report was overruled based on a very substantial preponderance in the record. Universal Camera Corp. v. NLRB: Rule of Law: A reviewing court may set aside factual findings of the NLRB when such findings are found not to be supported by substantial evidence in the record viewed as a whole.