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| board of referees |
special reasons |
delay due to representative |
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Summary:
The Umpire refused to extend the time since the reason for delay (waiting to hear concerning representations made by M.P. to Minister) was not a proper and justifiable reason. Such a decision falls within the Umpire's discretion and can only be reversed where that discretion is exercised improperly.
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| voluntarily leaving employment |
just cause |
to accompany spouse |
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Summary:
Did not live with fiance while in Regina and moved to Hull to be with him. CUB 4652 bears precisely on this: relationship purely voluntary. She had a right to do so but no obligation. The community at large expects of married couples that they maintain a home. No comment from FC.
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| board of referees |
jurisdiction |
priority of law |
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Summary:
Claimant was given wrong advice by CEIC staff in the course of moving from Regina to be with fiance in Hull. The Umpire correctly applied the rationale of the GRANGER case and was correct when he decided: The Commission in law owes her no benefits of any kind.
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| umpires |
special reasons |
appealable |
time for appeal to umpire |
Summary:
The Umpire refused to extend the time since the reason for delay (waiting to hear concerning representations made by M.P. to Minister) was not a proper and justifiable reason. Such a decision falls within the Umpire's discretion and can only be reversed where that discretion is exercised improperly.
