Daniels v. Gudis Furniture Co.

OPINION

COOPER, Chief Justice.

This is an appeal by the employee from a denial of compensation by the Chancery Court of Hamblen County in a workmen's compensation case.

Homer W. Daniels was employed by Gudis Furniture Company in July, 1974, to work on a furniture assembly line. On March 11, 1975, plaintiff suffered a back injury while lifting a “triple” dresser. The chancellor found that the injury involved the lumbarsacral spine and that appellant has “a genuine, residual neurosis which is causally related to the accident and which effectively permanently partially disables him to the extent of…