Littsos v. Industrial Commission of Utah

While working for the Hansen Live Stock & Feeding Company, at Ogden, November 30, 1918, applicant fell from a pile of baled hay and was injured. Maximum weekly compensation was paid him for a period of 43 weeks. On October 11, 1919, an application was filed with the Industrial Commission for an adjustment of the claim. A hearing was had, and on October 29, 1919, the commission denied the application for additional compensation. The commission found from the evidence:

“That, about 2% years prior to the accident, the applicant suffered a hernia for which he underwent an operation, and at the…