Kelly v. Department of Labor & Industries
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
T. B. Kelly was accidentally injured by the caving of earth while working in a sewer ditch in Yakima, February 27, 1926. A report of the accident and a claim thereon were filed with the department of labor and industries and allowed. Thereafter, his case was closed, with a finding of six degrees permanent partial disability. The case was reopened. Later, it was closed as of and including December 20, 1928, with a finding of thirty-two degrees permanent partial disability. Thereafter, he applied to the department for a readjustment of his compensation on account of alleged aggravation of his…
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