George J. Wolff Co. v. Riley

During the year 1940, the commissioner of unemployment compensation and placement of the state of Washington ruled that George J. Wolff Company, a corporation, and its successor, a copartnership consisting of Joel I. Wolff and others, doing business as George J. Wolff Company, were liable to assessments for contributions to the unemployment compensation fund, based upon certain business relations between the corporation and its successor and other persons. From the ruling of the commissioner, George J. Wolff Company appealed to the superior court, which reversed the commissioner’s decision.…