Blevins's Case

The judge affirmed the decision of the reviewing board, which in substance found that the employee had sustained an injury to his neck in March, 1979, as a result of hauling a heavy hose in the performance of his duties as an oil delivery man. The evidence amply supported the findings that the employee was disabled and that the motions involved in his work were causally related to the disability. The insurer’s contention in this appeal is that the only “injury” causally related to the disability was one sustained in 1962, when the employee worked for another oil delivery company insured by…