Clark v. Henry & Wright Manufacturing Co.

The subordinate facts in this case are not in serious dispute. After corrections of the finding, as claimed by both parties, are made to the extent we find these claims supported by the' record before us, the following facts appear: The plaintiff was employed by the defendant employer as an assembly worker in the so-called “roll feed” department. There, as a consequence of his exposure to oil, he contracted an industrial dermatitis of the hands and arms. Compensation for total incapacity was paid until May 24, 1948, under a voluntary agreement and thereafter, until July 19, 1948, under a…