| Issue: | Sub-Issue1 | Sub-Issue2 | Sub-Issue3 | | interruption of earnings | conditions required |
Summary: Refer to: A-1195.84 |
| Issue: | Sub-Issue1 | Sub-Issue2 | Sub-Issue3 | | board of referees | jurisdiction | personal opinions |
Summary: The Board finds some fault with the fact that Parliament or legislative changes cannot keep up to the present situation. It is not for the Board to usurp those who make the laws but it must interpret the legislation as it exists. [p. 14] |
| Issue: | Sub-Issue1 | Sub-Issue2 | Sub-Issue3 | | earnings | income | applicability |
Summary: Refer to: A-1195.84 |
| Issue: | Sub-Issue1 | Sub-Issue2 | Sub-Issue3 | | earnings | allocation | without services |
Summary: Refer to: A-1195.84 |
| Issue: | Sub-Issue1 | Sub-Issue2 | Sub-Issue3 | | earnings | severance pay | definition |
Summary: Refer to: A-1195.84 |
| Issue: | Sub-Issue1 | Sub-Issue2 | Sub-Issue3 | | board of referees | jurisdiction | priority of law |
Summary: The Board finds some fault with the fact that Parliament or legislative changes cannot keep up to the present situation. It is not for the Board to usurp those who make the laws but it must interpret the legislation as it exists. [p. 14] |
