Indiana Power & Water Co. v. Miller
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Industrial Board of Indiana. Proceeding by John E.. Miller under the Workmen’s Compensation Act against the Indiana Power and Water Company. From an award of compensation, the latter appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMcMahan, C. J.
Appellee, while working in appellant’s coal mine, received an injury in his left eye; following this injury he was not able to work for two or three weeks; he had the eye treated by eye specialists; his sight began to fail shortly after the injury, and in six or seven months thereafter he had completely lost the sight of both eyes.
The Industrial Board found that the injury complained of arose out of and in the course of appellee’s employment while working for appellant, and awarded 500 weeks’ compensation at thé rate of $13.20 per week, with the provision that the. total compensation should…
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