Johnson v. Industrial Commission

JACOBSON, Judge.

This appeal by way of a writ of certio-rari involves the question of whether the award of The Industrial Commission is supportable by the evidence.

In July, 1967, petitioner Virgil O. Johnson, a carman-carpenter employed by respondent, Pacific Fruit Express Company (Pacific Fruit), fell from a scaffold during the course of his employment and injured his hand, wrist, elbow, and back. As a result of this industrial accident, petitioner was hospitalized for approximately ten days.

The Industrial Commission accepted a claim for benefits and in February, 1970y entered a Finding and…