Central Maloney, Inc. v. York

The appellants concede that there is substantial evidence which would support a decision either granting or denying ap-pellee’s claim. But that is not the appellants’ point. Their contention is that the Commission’s decision was not made by finding that the claimant met his burden of proof by a preponderance of the evidence, but by resolving all the inferences in the claimant’s favor. That the Commission used that standard is plainly established by the record in this case.

After the Commission had agreed with the administrative law judge and had adopted his decision, the appellants filed a…