Department of Industrial Relations v. Pesnell

BRICKEN, Presiding Judge.

At the time this appeal was submitted in this court, it was extensively argued by respective counsel for the better part of two days. We were there informed, and the record bears out the statement, that the controlling question in this case is whether the appellee’s unemployment was directly due to a “labor dispute” as that term is used in Section 6(d) of the Alabama Unemployment Compensation Law, Acts 1935, pages 950, 958, which reads as follows: “Section 6. * * * (d) During Trade Disputes. An employee shall not be eligible for benefits for any week in which his…