Bayer v. American Shipbuilding Co.

OPINION

By HURD, J.

The appellee herein appliéd for an award under the Workman’s Compensaion Act for injury due to “exposure to a very severe and cold rain” alleged to have been sustained in the course of and arising out of his employment while working for the American Ship Building Company, a self-insuring employer under the Workmen’s Compensation Act of Ohio. Such claim was disallowed by the Industrial Commission which held on rehearing:

“That the claim be denied on rehearing because proof of record fails to show that the disability suffered by the claimant after Feb. 16, 1942, was the result…