Dorozinski v. Review Board of the Indiana Employment Security Division

The Review Board found that appellant was paid unemployment compensation benefits for the week ending February 22, 1947, and that he was not entitled to such benefits because he received wages for that week in excess of the benefit amount and was not, in fact, unemployed during such week. On March 12, 1947, he was notified that an overpayment had been made and that a refund was due. He did not repay the money.

In 1950, he became qualified for additional benefits.

Acts of 1947, ch. 208, § 1301, p. 673; Burns’ 1951 Replacement, § 52-1537, defines improper benefits and *369provides: “The Division may…