Smith v. Iowa Employment Security Commission
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
LeGRAND, Justice.
This appeal presents only one question —the sufficiency of notice given plaintiff under section 96.6(2), The Code. The precise issue before us has not been heretofore considered, and this is a matter of first impression. The trial court held the notice sufficient. We reverse. Unless otherwise noted, all statutory references are to the 1966 Code.
On April 2, 1971, one of the Commission’s deputies (who are now called representatives) ruled plaintiff had left his employment voluntarily and was therefore disqualified from receiving benefits under the Iowa Employment Security Law.…
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