Legal Opinion · Dissent

Magner v. Kinney

Nebraska Supreme Court

Decided March 6, 1942No. 31214Published

1DissentEberly, J.

From the facts detailed in the record in this case, most of which are recited in the majority opinion, the following are to be kept in mind: The appellees, Magner, Snook and Wolff, were employees of the appellant, Fidelity Storage & Van Company, Inc., and members of Local Union No. 554, the Truck Drivers’ Union, a labor organization. So far as length and terms of employment are concerned, each was entitled to unemployment benefits under the terms of the Nebraska unemployment compensation law, unless disqualified by the restrictions contained in section 5 of that act (Laws 1937, eh. 108). On…

2Cases cited3 opinions

  1. In Re SteelmanSupreme Court of North Carolina · 1941
  2. Maier v. RomatzkiNebraska Supreme Court · 1914
  3. Clark v. NeumannNebraska Supreme Court · 1898

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