West v. Industrial Lumber Co.

Plaintiff alleges that on March 21, 1929, while in the employ of defendant company, he was struck by a knot or other object just above the left eye, severing the skin, causing considerable concussion to his brain, injury to his nerves and head, which, in consequence of said blow, has resulted in a serious and permanent injury and impairment of his brain, nerves, and left eye, to such an extent that he has since not been able to do work of any reasonable character, and will continue to be so incapacitated in the future, and that he has lost sight in his left eye for all practical purposes.

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