Texas Employment Commission v. Daniel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Chief Justice.
Walter Daniel was an employee of the D & W Packing Company of Texarkana, Texas, from about the first of March, 1946, until about the first of March, 1950. On or about the latter date he was discharged by the packing company on account of alleged theft of scrap meat from the company’s plant. After appellee’s discharge by the packing company he made application to appellant for payment on account of his unemployment, his contention being that he was wrongfully discharged by the packing company. It is stipulated in the record that appellee reported to the Texas Employment…
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