Van Horn v. Industrial Commission

CAMERON, Vice Chief Justice.

On 26 June 1974, we filed our opinion in the matter of Timothy K. Van Horn v. Industrial Commission, Respondent, Lyman H. Rollins, Respondent Employer, 111 Ariz. 86, 523 P.2d 783 (1974). A complete statement of facts is set forth in that opinion. In that opinion we held that the Commission under our Constitution had “inherent power ... to relieve a workman of his failure to file a timely application for compensation” and we stated:

“We hold, under the facts in this case, that the employer and the Commission may be estopped to claim the untimeliness of the filing as…