Suggs v. Ternstedt Manufacturing Co.

Plaintiff received an injury by a particle of steel becoming imbedded in his right eye. That the accident arose out of and in the course of his employment is conceded. As a result of the injury a traumatic cataract formed which was removed by an operation, the expense of which was borne by defendant. Since the operation plaintiff has one-sixtieth normal vision without the use of a glass, but with a strong glass his vision with that eye is above normal, but his two eyes do not co-ordinate. If he uses the uninjured eye, he can not wear the strong glass on the other; if he uses the injured eye…