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OVERRULING, SUPERSEDING, OR MODIFYING DECISION OR STATUTE
(All References to California Unemployment Insurance Code Unless Otherwise Specified)

Section 2803 repealed by Stats. 1977, ch. 1143.
Sections 626 and 627 repealed by Stats. 1975, ch. 591.
That portion of the decision which held a 50-percent reduction in possible jobs was disqualifying overturned by Rios v. EDD [(1986) 187 Cal.App.3d 489].
Superseded by enactment of section 1253.5.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD [59 Cal.App.3d 250]. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Overruled by P-B-260.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
That portion of decision relating to liability for overpayment superseded by enactment of section 1382.
That portion of decision relating to whether vacation and sick pay were wages superseded by enactment of sections 1265.5 and 1265.7.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez v. CUIAB [(1977) 20 Cal.3d 55] and Glick v. CUIAB [(1979) 23 Cal.3d 493].
Rendered moot by amendments to sections 2626 and 2626.2 in 1973, 1977, 1978, and 1979.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Overruled to the extent inconsistent with Rios.
Overruled to the extent inconsistent with P-T-450.
Result invalid since Jacobs v. CUIAB [(1972) 25 Cal.App.3d 1035].
Overruled by amendment to section 2677.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD.
That portion of the decision relating to section 2677 superseded by amendments.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Overruled to the extent inconsistent with P-B-181.
Overturned by unpublished decision in Gatlin v. CUIAB.
Overturned in Gilles v. CUIAB [(1974) 11 Cal.3d 313].
Overruled by P-B-275.
Sections 1451 and 1453 repealed by Stats. 1978, ch. 45.
That portion of decision relating to section 2629 superseded by amendment to section by Stats. 1972, ch. 833.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of sections 1252 and 1253(c) issues. (See P-B-332.)
Rendered moot by amendments to sections 2626 and 2626.2 in 1973, 1977, 1978, and 1979.
Moving party issue overruled by P-B-264.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez and Glick.
Overruled by Rios.
That portion relating to the eligibility for pregnancy-related benefits superseded by amendments to sections 2626 and 2626.2 in 1979. That portion of the decision distinguishing between pregnancy and other types of disabilities as it related to the allocating liability between the voluntary plan and the Department overruled by P-D-416. That portion of the decision allowing voluntary plan to escape liability for new disability which arose during a continuous period of disability superseded by Stats. 1989, ch. 1280.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD.
Sections 1451 and 1453 repealed by Stats. 1978, ch. 45.
Section 1253.4 repealed by Stats. 1978, ch. 2.
Portion of decision relating to employment in National Guard overruled by P-B-333. Has discussion of sections 1256 and 1257(b).
Overruled by P-B-333.
Section 1253.4 repealed by Stats. 1978, ch. 2.
Overruled by Rios.
Inconsistent with Sanchez.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez and Glick.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez and Glick.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez and Glick.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez and Glick.
Overruled by Rios.
The portion of the decision relating to section 1253(c) is inconsistent with Sanchez and P-B-462.
Overruled in California Hospital Association v. CUIAB [(1979) 95 Cal App.3d 220].
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of sections 1256 and 1253(c) issues.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Inconsistent with Sanchez.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Issue of burden of proof overruled by Sanchez.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez and Glick.
Overruled in P-B-459 to the extent inconsistent with Sanchez and Glick.
Result superseded by amendment to section 1256.
Result superseded by amendment to section 1256.
Section 1264 declared unconstitutional in Boren v. EDD. Has discussion of section 1256 issues. (See P-B-332.)
Superseded by Glick v. CUIAB
Set aside by P-B-327A because of writ of mandate.
This precedent overruled P-B-162. That portion of decision holding military employment as wages superseded by enactment of section 938.5.
That portion of decision relating to employer liability superseded by amendments to section 1030.
Reversed by the decision in Young Life Campaign v. Patino [(1981) 122 Cal. App.3d 559].
Reversed by the decision in Young Life Campaign v. Patino [(1981) 122 Cal. App.3d 559].
Overruled by P-T-407 and P-T-411 due to statutory charges.
Overruled by P-T-407 due to statutory charges.
Superseded by amendment to section 1260.
Superseded by amendment to section 1257(a).
That portion relating to the eligibility for pregnancy-related benefits superseded by amendments to section 2626 and 2626.2 in 1979. That portion of the decision distinguishing between pregnancy and other types of disabilities as it related to allocating liability between the voluntary plan and the Department overruled by P-D-416. That portion of decision allowing voluntary plan to escape liability for a new disability which arose during a continuous period of disability superseded by Stats. 1989, ch. 1280.
Set aside by P-B-410A because of writ of mandate.
Superseded by amendment to section 1253.3(c) in Stats. 1983, ch. 60.
Sections 1480 et seq. repealed by Stats. 1977, ch. 1149.
Set aside by P-B-419A because of Board of Education v. CUIAB [(1984) 160 Cal.App.3d 674].
Overruled in part in P-B-481.
That portion of decision allocating residuals overruled in P-B-429.
Set aside by P-B-428A because of writ of mandate.
Superseded by amendment to section 1030 in Stats. 1987, ch. 1108.
Superseded by amendment to section 3253 in Stats. 1987, ch. 1280.
Set aside by P-B-467A because of a writ of mandate.

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