Díaz v. Industrial Commission

On October 4, 1938, Lorenzo Cabrera, a workman, sustained an industrial accident, receiving injuries in the head, chest, and kidneys. The Manager of the State Insurance Fund fixed the resulting disability as a 10 per cent loss in the general physiological functions of the workman. The latter thereupon appealed, and the Industrial Commission affirmed the ruling of the manager, basing its decision on a report rendered by the medical advisors of-the commission and the Fund, which reads as follows: .

“In this ease, both physicians consider that the disability assigned to the workman is'a…