Legal Opinion
European Health Spa v. Human Rights Commission
Montana Supreme Court
Decided September 13, 1984No. 84-094PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Morrison
The Thirteenth Judicial District Court of Montana issued a judgment on December 19, 1983, affirming the January 21, 1983, final order of the Human Rights Commission and awarding Violet Haddow (Haddow) $3,500 in attorney’s fees. The Commission rules in its order that the European Health Spa (Spa) had discriminated against Haddow on the basis of marital status. Spa appeals the judgment of the District Court. We affirm.
Violet Haddow was hired by Spa as an instructor in May of 1977. She was reclassified to a counselor/consultant in September of 1977. A counselor/consultant solicits memberships in…
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