New Orleans Furniture Manufacturing Co. v. Martin

JONES, Justice:

The Workmen’s Compensation Commission allowed appellee temporary total disability from November 17, 1962, through May 8, 1964, and held that he suffered permanent partial disability resulting in loss of wage earning capacity in the amount of $20.00 per week when his average weekly wage was $52.87.

The Commission allowed all medical expenses, except such as were incurred in the treatment of appellee’s ulcer.

On appeal, the Circuit Court of Marion County affirmed the Commission in all matters except as to the medical expenses for treatment of the ulcer. As to this issue, *864the court…