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to Avoid Charters and to Prevent the Usurpation of
an office or franchise and to determine the right
thereto," Sections 56-4-1 to 56-4-14, ACLA 1949, Code
of Civil Procedure, Vohime 3, ACLA 1949, formerly
Chapter CIII, Sections 3824 to 3837, ACL 1933.
CONCLUSION.
For the foregoing reasons ai)i:)ellant urges that the
judgment of the District Court and the decision and
award of the Alaska Industrial Board should be re-
versed and modified to holding that appellee Landro's
total temporary disability ended on October 1, 1948,
for which he was entitled to be paid total temporary
compensation of $680.76 only, which was paid to him
prior to his making and filing his claim herein (R.
39) ; and, that the decision of the District Court
should be reversed in allowing appellee Landro an
attorney fee of $200.00, or any sum, as an allowable
cost for the services of his attorney in the proceed-
ings on the appeal before the District Court.
Dated, Septera)er 6, 1950.
Respectfully submitted,
- Robertson,
Robert W. Holland,
Bogle, Bogle & Gates,
Attorneys for Appellant.
(Appendices A and B Follow.)
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