Knight Broadcasting v. Kane
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
This is a workmen’s compensation case where there was a trial before the Labor Commissioner who ruled that claimant was entitled to compensation for the death of John E. Kane. The employer appealed and claimant filed a motion asking for a ruling that the burden of proof be upon the employer, and that the employer was not entitled to a trial de novo. The Trial Court (Dunfey, J.) reserved and transferred the questions raised by this motion without ruling.
RSA 281:37 provides that in the event of a dispute arising as to the amount, if any, that an employee is entitled to under the Workmen’s…
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