Govan v. Industrial Commission

OPINION

NELSON, Presiding Judge.

This appeal is taken from the denial by the Industrial Commission of a Petition to Reopen a claim alleging new, additional or previously undiscovered disability. On review we affirm the award of the Industrial Commission.

The petitioner, Andrew Govan (Govan), sustained an industrial injury on 5 February 1965, when he inhaled chemical fumes in the course of his employment as a build ing custodian. He filed a claim for medical benefits and compensation alleging physical and psychiatric disability. On 30 June 1966, the Commission denied any recovery for the…