Winter v. Industrial Commission

This case presents a single question: Was there any credible evidence to sustain the finding of the Industrial Commission that the injury to the plaintiff’s eye was not caused by the accident to which he testifies? The commission, as a part of its order, found as a fact that “any loss of vision from which the applicant is now suffering is not the result of any injury accidentally sustained by him while performing service growing out of and incidental to his employment by respondent on or about July 10, 1922.” In our opinion this is an entirely sufficient finding of fact within the rule of…