Hallahan v. Riley

The Unemployment Compensation statute, R. L., c. 218, s. 5, Par. G, authorizes a direct appeal to this court by “any party aggrieved by any ruling of law in any proceeding hereunder . . . ” We are not therefore, concerned with the correctness of any findings of fact which may underlie the decision complained of. For any person aggrieved by a decision of fact, the statute above mentioned provides another remedy by appeal to the'Superior Court. We are, therefore, called upon to consider in this proceeding only the question whether the decision of the Appeal Tribunal in any way violated the law…