Young v. Mill Branch Mining Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
WADDILL, Commissioner.
The Kentucky Workmen’s Compensation Board entered an award in favor of Thorn-ey Jack Senters, who was seeking workmen’s compensation benefits against his employer, Mill Branch Mining Company. The Special Fund was made a party defendant during the proceedings before the Board (KRS 342.120, 342.121). The Board found that Senters had sustained a com-pensable injury on June 21, 1966, which resulted in his being totally and permanently disabled. The award was based upon the following “findings of fact”:
“1. * * * all prerequisites to compensation benefits, if any be due, have…
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