Merritt v. Industrial Commission

January 4, 1923, defendant in error, Ed Merritt, while in the employ of plaintiff in error suffered injuries to his person which partially incapacitated him from pursuing his usual and customary line of employment. The question presented to the Industrial Commission was the extent of this partial incapacity. The arbitrator found that the injuries sustained caused a partial incapacity and loss of earning power which entitled the claimant to an award of $10 a week for 300 weeks, and entered an award accordingly. On review the Industrial Commission set aside this award and made a finding, under…