Singlaub v. Industrial Accident Commission
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtHouser, J.
From the evidence submitted to the respondent Commission on the hearing of an application before it for adjustment of a claim for compensation arising from the death of an employee named John J. Singlaub, the general finding was made that “the evidence does not establish that the employee’s death was proximately caused by an injury arising out of the employment.” Based upon such finding, it was ordered that the applicant “take nothing from defendants, ...”
On the ground that in making such finding and award the respondent Commission acted without and in excess of its powers, petitioner prays…
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