Industrial Commission v. Nagy

By the Court.

On September 18, 1922, Nagy applied to the Industrial Commission for compensation for injuries sustained, and for payment of medical services incurred. After the reports of physicians and bills for medical services were submitted to the commission, on January 18, 1923, it allowed applicant’s claim for medical services, amounting to $38, and also $92.14 for 6 1-7 weeks compensation, based upon applicant’s weekly wage. On the same day it also allowed the sum of $15 for additional medical service.

The record does not disclose that the Commission denied applicant’s right to continue…