Hustead v. H. E. Brown Timber Co.
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LEEPER, J. —
The respondent, Dan Hustead, was employed by the H. E. Brown Timber Company, and on the seventh day of April, 1930, sustained an injury by accident arising. out of and in the course of his employment from which he was totally and permanently disabled. Shortly after the injury, notice of injury and claim for compensation were filed with the Industrial Accident Board. Subsequently an employer’s supplemental report, subscribed to by Hustead, was filed with the board to the effect that he had returned to his work and was fully recovered on April 28th. Thereafter, on June 10th, the…
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