Peer v. Industrial Commission

While the Court of Appeals in its journal entry, used the unfortunate term that there was no “credible evidence” to sustain the finding that Patrick Peer’s death was due to an injury sustained in the course of his employment, inasmuch as final judgment was entered in favor of the Industrial Commission, it is obvious that it found that reasonable minds could arrive at but one conclusion. See Boyd v. Royal Indemnity Co., 120 Ohio St., 515, 166 N. E., 580.

The ease was tried to the court without the intervention of a jury, but the test as to whether final judgment should have been entered in the…