Wolfson v. Unemployment Appeals Commission

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• where appellant's arguments are fact-based, failure to include copy of transcript on appeal is fatal
• “[Wlhere the thrust of the argument is fact findings made by the referee, the appellant’s failure to include a copy of the transcript, as part of the record on appeal, is fatal.”
• “[Wjhere the thrust of the argument is fact findings made by the referee, the appellant’s failure to include a copy of the transcript, as part of the record on appeal, is fatal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).