Industrial Commission v. Frohmiller

The Sixteenth Legislature on March 6, 1943, enacted chapter 26, known as the “Arizona Occupational Disease Disability Law,” and placed upon' the plaintiff the duty of putting it into effect and enforcing it. In doing this the commission rented and received a typewriter from Walsh Bros., of Phoenix, Arizona, for an agreed consideration of $4 per month beginning May 3, 1943. In order to pay the rental therefor, plaintiff filed with' defendant for audit and payment, on May 19, 1943, the original claim of Walsh Bros., duly verified and approved by it against the appropriation of $7,500, made to…