Boynton Cab Co. v. Giese

The defendant, Henry Giese, was employed for about four years (except for a brief interval in February, 1938) as a taxicab driver by the appellant, Boynton Cab Company, until it discharged him on November 18, 1938. Upon his filing a claim for unemployment benefits under ch. 108, Stats., the commission gave due notice thereof to appellant in compliance with sec. 108.09 (1), Stats., and under the procedure authorized by that subsection appellant filed with the commission a written rejection of the claim on the ground that “Giese was discharged . . . because of dishonesty.” A deputy designated…