Millspaugh & Irish Co. v. Lunte

The provision of the compensation law, as originally enacted, concerning the duty of an employer to furnish treatment to an injured employee during the first thirty days after the injury, is familiar. §25, Acts 1915 p. 392, §8020il Burns’ Supp. 1918. By an amendment to that section the following has been inserted:

“If, by reason of the nature of the injury or the process of recovery, treatment is necessary for a longer period than thirty days, the Industrial Board may require the employer to furnish such treatment for an additional period, not exceeding thirty days.” §25, Acts 1919 p. 158,…