Dur-Ite Company v. Industrial Commission

Frank Holmes filed an application for the adjustment of compensation with the Industrial Commission, charging that on or about March 31, 1938, he became permanently disabled from the occupational disease of silicosis at Martinez, California, and that, at the time of his disablement, he was engaged in repairing a tunnel. The arbitrator found that the Industrial Commission was without jurisdiction since the last exposure to the hazards of an occupational disease took place in the State of California, and not in this State. The record could not be completed owing to the death of the court…