Foster v. First National Bank

1. Where, on the hearing of a claim for compensation before a director of the Department of Industrial Relations, it appears from the evidence that the alleged accident which was the basis of the claim for compensation occurred on July 17, 1934, and that the claimant, on July 9, 1935, “filed” his claim with the Department of Industrial Relations, and at that time a person with whom the claimant talked at the department stated to him that if he did not file his claim within twelve months the employer could stop his pay, that “a man has not got a chance after twelve months if he don’t file his…