Wood v. Aetna Casualty & Surety Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Whitman, Judge.
The first and second enumerations of error can be discussed together. The first enumeration assigns as error the findings of the full board that the death of the appellant’s husband arose for personal reasons. The second enumeration is that there are “no substantial facts of probative value upon which the deputy director, full board and trial court could have found for the defendants.” Consideration of these enumerations requires a review and consideration of the evidence introduced at the hearing.
The evidence shows that at the time of his death Wood was employed as an…
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