Carr v. State Industrial Accident Commission

On July 5, 1934, William A. Carr, while working in Portland, was injured in the course of his employment. He and his employer were under the provisions of the Workman’s Compensation Act. He applied to the Industrial Accident Commission, and was awarded compensation at the rate of permánent partial disability equal to 25 per cent of loss of the function of his leg. Thereafter, the commission made its final order fixing the injured workman’s compensation as for temporary total disability for a period of 14 months, and further found that the injured workman sustained a permanent partial…