Starrett v. Namour

Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.

The Workmen^ Compensation Commission denied appellant’s claim, and only one point is argued here: ‘ ‘ There is no substantial evidence . . . to uphold . . . the decision of the . . . Commission.”

James S. Starrett was employed by Habib’s Bakery, which was owned by the appellee, Namour, who carried compensation insurance with appellee, Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd. About May 1, 1948, the employer, upon inquiry, learned that Mr. Starrett had an ulcer slightly above the ankle on the outer side of his left leg. The employer immediately had Mr. Starrett…