Sabater v. District Court

This is an appeal from a judgment of one of the judges of this Supreme Court acting in vacation. The appellee has moved for its dismissal 1st, because the Industrial Commission has no legal right to appeal; 2d, because the appeal was taken out of term, and 3d, because it is frivolous.

From the record it appears that on May 20, 1937, the Industrial Commission decided that Leonor Sabater, mother of a workman, Jesús Sabater, who was killed on June 14, 1935, by electrocution while working on some electric lines belonging to his employer the Ponce Electric Company, and Jesús Sabater or Padilla, his…