Young v. Combs

GARDNER, Commissioner.

The Workmen’s Compensation Board determined that Arthur Combs was totally and permanently disabled and directed that the compensation benefits be paid by his employer Blair Fork Coal Company. The board concluded that Special Fund was not liable under the apportionment statute and dismissed it as a party defendant. The circuit court set aside the opinion and award of the board, and remanded the case to the board with directions to reopen the case for the purpose of procuring the deposition of Dr. K. Armand Fischer, and to *907make a new finding based on all the evidence. The…