Hanz v. Industrial Commission

The only question is whether there is credible evidence to support the commission’s finding that Nigbor was the employee of Hanz at the time he received the injury which caused his death. If there is such evidence, in the absence of fraud, the finding is conclusive upon the court and the finding must be sustained. Sec. 102.23, Stats. When facts are not in dispute but permit the drawing of different inferences therefrom, the drawing of one such permissible inference by the commission is an act of fact finding, and the inference so derived constitutes a finding of an ultimate fact, not a…