Tyler v. Hagerman

The Industrial Commission awarded George Hagerman compensation for 30 per cent permanent partial disability for injuries sustained on September 27, 1926, arising out of and in the course of his employment by Fred Tyler. The district court affirmed said award which the plaintiffs in error now seek to review, contending that they were prejudiced by the method of procedure followed by the Industrial Commission.

On April 8, 1927, the referee found no permanent disability. Pursuant to requests by friends of the claimant, and presumably on the Industrial Commission’s own motion, although its files…