Swanson v. Village of Shickley
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDay, J.
This is a compensation case which was argued at the same session as Duering v. Village of Upland, ante, p. 659. The notice in that case was not given within seven days from the order of the compensation commissioner. The defendant (employer) filed a special appearance challenging the jurisdiction of the court, because the notice of intention to appeal had not been filed with the compensation commissioner within seven days as provided by subdivision g, sec. 48-157, Comp. St. 1929. The intention of the legislature as gleaned from the entire compensation act is that cases arising under it may be…
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