Haddad v. Director of the Division of Employment Security

90 N.E.2d 325, 325 Mass. 760
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court·Decided February 2, 1950·Published

Opinion

Decision of District Court dismissing the petition affirmed. The testimony of the claimant at a hearing upon his first application for unemployment benefits that he would not accept employment paying only $25 a week was competent evidence in the present proceedings which are based upon a second application for benefits. The ground of the instant appeal and the only contention of the claimant is that there was error of law- in the decision denying his second application for benefits because that decision resulted from incorporating the evidence adduced at the previous hearing into the hearing given upon his second application. Such a contention is not supported by anything appearing in the record and consequently cannot be sustained.

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Haddad v. Director of the Division of Employment Security, 90 N.E.2d 325, 325 Mass. 760 (Mass. 1950).

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