Dean v. Industrial Commission

OPINION

By HORNBECK, J.

The facts essential to an appreciation of the questions presented are that Oliver Dean on February 15, 1943, was an employee of Curtiss-Wright Corporation, a contributing member to the Workmen’s Compensation Fund. Employee claimed that he suffered an injury on that date and it was made the subject of a claim to the defendant Commission in the form of the regular report required by said Commission. The original application signed by the employee, representative of the employer and the attending physician requested payment for certain medical attention given the employee.…