Williams v. State Compensation Commissioner

KeNNa^ Judge,

concurring:

To my mind the file in this case gives us two clear-cut issues of fact; first, was the decedent of claimant, by virtue of his employment, subjected to a greater degree of heat than those in the same neighborhood not so employed; and, second, if decedent was so exposed did his death result from heat prostration due to the exposure, or was it brought about by a heart attack? In order to make the decedent’s death compensable both of these questions must be decided in favor of the claimant. The Court has decided that the testimony introduced does not justify a finding of…