State, Ex Rel. v. Indus. Comm.

This controversy results largely from the unfortunate dereliction of the then counsel for the relator in failing to file an application for rehearing after dismissal of the first application for modification of award. It is agreed that on May 18, 1932, the respondent mailed to the relator the required notice of the dismissal of that application for modification of award. Thereafter on June 16, 1932, counsel wrote a letter inquiring whether an application for rehearing had been filed; and more strangely still, after this apparent recognition of the necessity for filing such an application, no…