W. A. Woodard Lumber Co. v. Unemployment Compensation Commission
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBelt, J.
Plaintiff brought this proceeding under and by virtue of the Declaratory Judgment Act (§§ 6-601 to 6-616 O. C. L. A.) to obtain a construction of §’126-716 O. C. L. A. and to be rélieved of any charge against its experience rating with the defendant commission by reason of unemployment compensation paid by it to the employees of the plaintiff.'
A demurrer to . the amended, complaint was sustained and, upon refusal of the plaintiff to plead- further, the suit vías dismissed. Plaintiff appeals.
Plaintiff, in 1940, owned and, operated a sawmill south of Cottage Grove, Oregon. The manufactured…
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