Globe Grain & Milling Co. v. Industrial Commission
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WOLFE, Justice.
Albert E. Thomas made application for unemployment benefits under what is called the Unemployment Compensation Law (Chapter 1, Laws of Utah 1936, Special Session, as amended by Chapter 43, Laws of Utah 1937). The special deputy charged with investigating and auditing the claim held that Thomas was not entitled to compensation. The appeal tribunal to which the deputy’s findings were taken held that Thomas was entitled to compensation. The Industrial Commission refused to permit an appeal from the appeal tribunal. This action of the commission, treated by petitioner herein as a…
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