Hannam v. Iowa State Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtHamilton, C. J.
Plaintiff -was employed by the- Iowa State Commerce Commission as an inspector , in the-motor transportation division from April 1935 -until February 14, 1939, at which time his services were terminated without- a hearing. Plaintiff asked certiorari, which was denied, the - court holding that the job of inspector falls within --the exception noted in Code section 1165, such inspector occupying “a strictly confir dential relation to the appointing - officer”, namely, the com-: mission. This is the only question in the case..
After careful consideration, we are satisfied the. decision reached by…
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