Despatch Shops, Inc. v. Railroad Retirement Board

CLARK, Circuit Judge.

In the course of its duties to settle claims for benefits under the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937, § 10, 45 U.S.C.A. § 228j, the Railroad Retirement Board found it necessary to determine whether or not Despatch Shops, Inc., was an employer within the meaning of the Act. The Board appointed an examiner who heard testimony- from the parties and made his report concluding that Despatch was a covered employer. Thereafter, on considering the evidence, the exceptions to the examiner’s report, and the arguments, the Board, one member dissenting, filed its decision with…