Industrial Commission v. Daly Mining Co.
Utah Supreme Court
Original application for writ of mandate by the Industrial Commission of the State of Utah to compel the Daly Mining Company to furnish security for payment of compensation to employees.
1Opinion of the CourtFrick, C. J.
This is an original application to this court by the plaintiff, hereinafter for convenience called the “commission,” for a writ of mandate to require the defendant to comply with a certain order made by the commission to which we shall more specifically refer later. An alternative writ was duly issued requiring the defendant to comply with the order of the commission or to appear in this court and show cause why it refuses to do so. The defendant appeared and filed a general demurrer and answer at the same time. In view that the answer raises no material issue, the whole controversy was…
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