Winchester Repeating Arms Co. v. Radcliffe

The claim of the named defendant, a former employee of the plaintiff, for unemployment compensation, as well as the claims of some forty other of its former employees, was approved by the administrator acting by a proper representative. The plaintiff was given notice of the ruling, filed an appeal and applied for a hearing before an unemployment commissioner, based upon the claim that the unemployment was due to the existence of a labor dispute at the plaintiff’s factory. General Statutes, Cum. Sup. 1939, § 1339e (b)(3). The defendant made a motion to dismiss the appeal and it was granted by…