J. H. Hardin Co. v. Crowe

The appellee made application to the Industrial Board for an award of compensation based upon an alleged accidental injury to his eye. Such proceedings were had that he was given an award of com*514pensation at the rate of $13.20 per week for 150 weeks. From this award, the appeal is prosecuted, and the cause for reversal urged is, that the said award is not sustained by sufficient evidence. The appellant urges that the preponderance of the evidence shows that the condition of the appellee is due to disease and not to an accident.

The appellee’s claim to an award of compensation was based upon an…