Merton Lumber Co. v. Industrial Commission

The examiner’s memorandum, quoted above, down to the asterisk is a fair statement of the medical evidence. Then follow the examiner’s conclusions:

“The. examiner. is of the opinion that the incident of March 10, 1949, did not constitute an injury caused by accident. It appears to have been too insignificant and the applicant’s condition at that time to have been too vulnerable to constitute an industrial accident.”

This, formalized as a finding of fact, resulted in the commission’s order dismissing Rankin’s compensation claim against the M. and M. Realty Company. We find testimony to support…