Marler v. Industrial Lumber Co., Inc

ELLIOTT, Judge.

Blanchard. Marler alleges that he sustained a hernia, while engaged in the work and service of Industrial Lumber Company, Inc., producing in him a permanent, total disability to do work of any reasonable character. He brought suit against Industrial Lumber Company, Inc., claiming compensation at the rate of $6.82 per week for a period of 400 weeks, less payment for 28 weeks received.

Defendant denies the alleged liability. It admits that plaintiff claimed to have strained himself while in its service and was thereby disabled, and that it had paid him.compensation for 28 weeks…