Legal Opinion

Ryan v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review

Superior Court of Pennsylvania

Decided December 9, 1940No. Appeals, 117 and 118; Appeal, 158; Appeal, 311PublishedCited by 4 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,

These appeals, while differing in their facts, all have one point in common. They are concerned with the power of the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review to dismiss an employee from the civil service created under the Unemployment Compensation Law 1 because of incorrect answers to questions in his application for examination respecting his scholastic training, — alleged to be wilful misrepresentations — where a prior board or a member thereof, after learning of such errors or discrepancies, had deleted the credit allowed the employe for such scholastic training…

2Cases cited4 opinions

  1. Kassarich v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1940
  2. Thurston v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1940
  3. Speer v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1940
  4. Ehrman v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1940

3Cited by4 opinions

  1. Gimbel Bros., Inc. v. Markette Corporation and Don TesauroCourt of Appeals for the Third Circuit · 1962
  2. Gallagher v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1941
  3. Force v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1940
  4. Mulholland v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1941

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