Decision A-0719.91
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Summary:
Claimant was not believed when he stated that he would have dropped his university courses for which he had received large subsidies in the form of scholarships and student loans if he had been offered employment. In those circumstances, it is clear that the Umpire was right to dismiss his appeal.
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errors in law |
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Decision 20021
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Refer to: A-0719.91
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Decision 19821
Full Text of Decision 19821
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Seasonal worker in off-season engaged in a 4-month course which could be started and ended with retention of credits earned at any stage. Willing to leave the course to accept work and this he did for a 2-week period when an opportunity arose.
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issue not recognized |
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