Capitol Drilling Company v. Cole
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtHefner, J.
This'is án'original proceeding to review an award of the State Indus trial Commission in which the Commission found that R. E. Cole, one of the respondents, had sustained a 55 per cent, loss of the use or sight of both eyes. It found that he had sustained a 100 per cent, loss of the use or sight of his left eye and a 10 per cent, loss of the use or sight of his right eye, and considering the two together arrived at the conclusion that he was entitled to compensation for 55 per cent, loss of the use or sight of both eyes. In other words, that he was entitled to 55 per cent, of permanent total…
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