Fryman v. Moore Bridge Co.

JACKSON, Justice.

The issue presented in this case is whether the Industrial Court erred in finding that claimant, Bill Thomas Fryman, was not totally and permanently disabled for the performance of ordinary manual labor.

The record shows that claimant was a “physically impaired person” by reason of a back injury in 19S2 resulting in an adjudication of 15% permanent partial disability to the body, and a back injury in 1955 resulting in an additional adjudication of 20% permanent partial disability to the body.

Claimant’s third back injury occurred in 1959, and forms the basis of this proceeding.…