Jackson v. Lumberman's Mutual Casualty Co.

Plaintiff in error filed a claim with the industrial commission of Georgia, asserting the right to recover compensation on account of the death of his son, who died from injuries received at a planing mill where he was employed as a yardman on the night shift. The case was originally heard by one of the commissioners, who rendered a decision in favor of the plaintiff in error. An appeal to the full commission was taken, and upon this hearing the judgment awarding damages was reversed and compensation denied. A part of the finding of the commission is a§ follows: “It appears from the record in…