Wysocki v. Bradley & Hubbard Co.

The plaintiff sought compensation for hernia alleged to have resulted from an injury arising out of and in course of his employment with the defendant Bradley & Hubbard Company, in May, 1930. After hearing the evidence, the commissioner on May 23d, 1930, held that the claimant had established no history of an accidental injury arising out of and in course of his employment, but was suffering from a large easily reducible hernia with large relaxed inguinal rings, and reached the conclusion that the hernia had been present for some time before the date of the claimed injury. The commissioner…