Knott County Board of Education v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
MONTGOMERY, Judge.
The Knott County Board of Education appeals from a judgment affirming the Workmen’s Compensation Board’s award in favor of Dingus Williams for total and permanent disability. It is urged that ap-pellee’s claim is not compensable because the claimed disability is not the natural and direct result .of a traumatic injury by accident and that there is no competent evidence of probative value that the appellee is totally and permanently disabled.
Dingus Williams, age fifty-two years, was in his eighth year of employment as a janitor with the Knott County Board of Education. His…
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