Welsh v. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen

There is no allegation in the complaint in this action, nor was there evidence at the trial tending to show that plaintiff was totally and permanently disabled as defined in section 68 of the constitution and by-laws of defendant. Plaintiff has not suffered an amputation or severance of an entire hand at or above the wrist joint, or an amputation or severance of air entire foot at or above the ankle joint; he has not suffered the loss of sight of one or of both eyes, nor has he arrived at the age of 70 years. He has not become totally and permanently disabled as defined in section 68.…