Freyn Bros. v. Jameson

As the result of an accident which arose out of and in the course of his employment by appellant, appellee suffered an injury to the second or middle finger of his right hand. Because of the injury, application for compensation was filed with the Industrial Board. At the hearing, appellee testified that no other finger or part of the hand had been injured, and that, as a result of the accident, “the only trouble is just the middle finger.” The evidence, without conflict, showed that the bones of the finger had been bruised and fractured, causing the finger to be more or less stiff. Two…